MP Government Defends Minister Vijay Shah Over Colonel Sofiya Qureshi Remarks

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The Madhya Pradesh government has come out in support of minister Vijay Shah amid controversy over remarks linked to Colonel Sofiya Qureshi. One key argument put forward by the government is that Shah never mentioned Colonel Qureshi by name in his statement. Authorities have also characterised the incident as a human error rather than a deliberate act. The government's defence signals an effort to shield the minister from escalating criticism over the remarks.

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