TIL Desk/National/Bhopal (MP)/ Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will undertake an indefinite fast “for peace” from today, in an attempt to restore peace among the farming community of the state.
Chouhan will begin his fast from 11 a.m. at the Dussera Maidan where he will hold an open ‘durbar’ for agitating farmers to meet him.
Chouhan said on Friday, “I am not emotionless, and therefore, I will sit at BHEL’s Dussera ground tomorrow at 11 a.m. I appeal to the farmers to come forward and discuss all the issues.”
Maintaining that his government would deal with miscreants with an iron fist, Chouhan said his fast is an attempt to ensure peace in the state. Farmers in Madhya Pradesh are demanding better prices for their produce as also a waiver on loan repayments.
The ruling BJP and the opposition Congress have locked horns over the farmers’ agitation in Madhya Pradesh, with the former claiming that the latter was behind the chaos and violence in Mandsaur district that claimed six lives.

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