Watch: Shivraj Singh Chouhan gives his spin to ‘pawri ho rahi hai’ to warn land mafia in MP
India Today
Taking a cue from the trending social media catchphrase ‘pawri ho rahi hai, CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan said the land mafia has fled the state due to the efforts of his government and administrative team.
After Bengal, the 'pawri' fever has now made its way into Madhya Pradesh where Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan gave the viral catchphrase his own spin on Tuesday to reiterate the BJP government’s resolve of cracking down against land mafia. !@BJP4MP !!!#MafiamuktMP pic.twitter.com/WWtQWMs9Mn Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who was in Indore to attend a programme, was seen in an unusual avatar on the stage as he used the 'pawri ho rahi hai' meme to laud his government’s crackdown against mafia in the state. “Yeh main hun. Madhya Pradesh main meri BJP ki sarkar hai. Yahan meri sashakt prashanik team hai! Aur bhumafia Madhya Pradesh chhod kar bhag rahe hain (This is me. The BJP has its government in Madhya Pradesh. Here is my strong team of administrators. And the land mafia is running away from the state),” said MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan said and added that the crackdown in Indore will be used as a model across the state.
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