MP govt refuses prosecution sanction for minister over Col Qureshi remarks

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The Madhya Pradesh government has prepared a five-point response to submit before the Supreme Court regarding minister Kunwar Vijay Shah's controversial remarks. The state cabinet has decided not to grant sanction for prosecuting Shah, citing the absence of any formal complaints against him. The government also contended that Shah did not name any specific officer in his comments. Additionally, authorities noted that the minister had tendered an apology, which they presented as a mitigating factor in their defence.

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