Madhya Pradesh Minister Vijay Shah allegedly called Colonel Sofiya Qureshi 'sister of Pahalgam terrorists' during Operation Sindoor briefing
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Congress asks President to dismiss Madhya Pradesh government for reportedly shielding Minister who made remarks against Colonel Qureshi
Congress has demanded President's Rule in Madhya Pradesh after Minister Vijay Shah allegedly called Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, who briefed on Operation Sindoor, a 'sister' of Pahalgam terrorists. Media reports claim the MP Cabinet refused sanction for his prosecution under Section 197 CrPC, shielding him from legal action. The controversy involves insult to a serving woman army officer and misuse of constitutional protection for ministers. This tests knowledge of Article 356, CrPC sanction provisions, and civil-military relations.
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Congress submitted memorandum to President Droupadi Murmu seeking dismissal of Mohan Yadav government under Article 356
MP Cabinet reportedly denied sanction for prosecution of Vijay Shah under Section 197 CrPC, which protects public servants from trial without approval
Colonel Sofiya Qureshi is a serving Indian Army officer who officially briefed media on Operation Sindoor (May 2025 strikes on terror camps in PoK)
Pahalgam terror attack (April 22, 2025) killed 26 tourists; Operation Sindoor was India's retaliatory strike on May 7, 2025
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