Madhya Pradesh Minister Removes Kurta, Washes Himself At BJP Event. Reason Is...
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The itching was so acute that the minister had to remove his kurta and wash himself with bottled water. It was recorded by some among the audience and the videos are being circulated widely on social media.
The BJP's Vikas Rath yatra in Madhya Pradesh was held up on Tuesday by an unprecedented event. It appeared that someone had sprinkled itching powder on the state's public health and engineering minister Brajendra Singh Yadav at a public meeting.
The yatra at the time was passing through Devrachhi village in the minister's assembly constituency Mungaoli, located in Ashok Nagar district.
The itching was so acute that the minister had to remove his kurta and wash himself with bottled water. It was recorded by some among the audience and the videos are being circulated widely on social media.
Two days ago, another Vikas Rath had got stuck on a rickety road as it was travelling through Gohlari village of Khandwa district. It triggered an acrimonious exchange between local BJP MLA Devendra Verma who was leading the yatra and a former sarpanch of the village.
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