Digvijay Singh receives constant threat

MP Politics: Digvijay Singh receives constant threat, gets upset and turns off mobile phone.

Congress leader Digvijay Singh tweeted and wrote that these are the phone calls which have been bothering me for 4/5 days. I sent a complaint to the DGP of MP.

Bhopal For the last four-five days, former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh was receiving threats on the phone. After that Digvijay Singh has stopped calling.

Congress leader Digvijay Singh tweeted and wrote that these are the phone calls which have been bothering me for 4/5 days. I sent a complaint to the DGP of MP. I also spoke to the service provider, but they are not stopping. Sadly in this condition I have to turn off my mobile number.

I will be available only in Bhopal amid Corona crisis: Digvijay Digvijay Singh has said that I will be available in Bhopal only during the Corona crisis. He has shared some land line numbers of his residence on Twitter. Also it is written that you can contact me on these numbers. However, there has been no response from the Bhopal Police to Digvijay Singh’s complaint.

Due to Corona virus lockdown I am available on land line number of Bhopal,

0755-2441788

0755-2441790

0755-2661550

You can contact me.

Let us know that Digvijay Singh is currently the Rajya Sabha MP of Congress from Madhya Pradesh. His term ends on April 9. For the second time too, the party has made . him a candidate. Voting was to be held for the  Rajya Sabha election on March 26, but the Election Commission has postponed it due to the lock-down. No new date has been announced by the Election Commission yet.

Digvijay lives on the target of troller Digvijay Singh has always been the target of opponents. So trollers also troll them a lot on social media. Whether the RSS is accused of funding the ISI, or the rape charge in saffron dress. In such statements, Digvijay Singh keeps increasing the difficulties of the party along with him. His role has also been questioned in the recent political developments in Madhya Pradesh