Congress MLAs play flute in front of ‘Buffalo’ in unique protest at MP Assembly; Speaker asks ministers to give direct answers

The Congress -Mla’s on Tuesday (July 29, 2025) organized a protest against the building of the legislative meeting, during the current monsoon session, by playing whistles for symbolic buffalo while the Madhya Pradesh government accused silence on different issues of public importance.

Led by leader of opposition Umang Singhar, the MLAs congress carried out the popular Hindi ‘Bhains ke aage Bajana (Playing flute for a buffalo) ‘which means that it makes no sense to say anything to someone who will not do anything about it.

Speaking with the reporters, Mr Singhar accused the government of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of ‘fully insensitive’ against the problems of the public such as unemployment, farmer’s cabinet and 27 percent reservation for the other backward classes of the State (OBC).

“A government that is as inactive as a buffalo! The government has now become completely insensitive. Just like a buffalo does not listen, nor responds when a flute is played for it, this BJP government remains silent in the same way about the serious and public-interest issues raised by the opposition,” said the leader of the congress, said the leader of the congress, while the leader of the congress, said in the lead of the congress, in the lead of the congress, in the lead of the congress, in the lead of the leader of the congress, and the leader of the congress, in particular, having the leader of the congress. buffalo.

“People struggle with inflation, the government does not want to give jobs to the youth, it does not say when the state will receive investments, farmers will not get fertilizers. We have played the flute [sought answers] About these issues, but the government rejects them and sits with his eyes closed. It does not listen, speaks or finds a solution, “he added.

As part of a strategy devised during a recent two -day training camp for Party MLAs, the legislators of the congress demonstrate in unique ways in the meeting. Earlier on Monday on the opening day of the session, the MLA’s toy chamelons showed and accused the government of “in color or its attitude” on issues.

In the meantime, the speaker Narendra Singh Tomar has instructed the ministers to give direct answers to the questions in the house instead of saying that the information is collected.

Mr. Tomar’s instructions came after the MLA Bala Bachchan congress complained that at least 16 questions asked of the departments helped by Minister President Mohan Yadav, have received similar answers that the details are being collected.

Mr. Tomar took note of the case and said he also noticed the trend.

“In this matter, instructions have been given earlier. The main minister is here. There should be a direct answer,” said Mr. Tomar.