Bhopal: The Congress on Sunday claimed that party veteran Digvijay Singh gathered evidence on “corruption” in the Madhya Pradesh government during his “Narmada yatra”, which he is going to reveal soon.
The 3,300-km-long yatra, which was started on September 30 last year, will conclude on Monday. “During his yatra, our party leader has collected huge evidence pertaining to corruption of the BJP government in the state,” Leader of Opposition in the Assembly Ajay Singh said.
Mr Singh, 70, and his wife Amrita started the “parikrama” of the Narmada river in MP as a “religious and spiritual” exercise from Narsinghpur district.
After completing his yatra, the former chief minister would surely reveal about the rampant corruption prevailing in the state, he said.
During the yatra, aggrieved people and whistleblowers gave Digvijay documents pertaining to alleged illegal mining and wrongdoings in the Narmada river, Congress leader P.D. Sharma claimed.
