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News India Live, Digital Desk: Madhya Pradesh politics (MP Politics) always remains in the headlines, but this time the matter is a little different and shocking. Often we see the opposition blaming the government, but when an elder or senior leader of the family shows a mirror to his government, then understand that the matter is deeper. Yes, we are talking about firebrand leader and former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Uma Bharti. Recently, she has given a statement which has created a stir in the political circles. ‘People are very angry’ Uma Bharti has simply said that corruption has reached its peak in Madhya Pradesh and the general public is very angry about this. He says that people are fed up with the way work is being done in government offices, police stations and tehsils. Uma ji said a very important thing, “People are filled with anger. If it is not rectified in time, the result will not be good.” Such a statement coming from a senior leader is no less than a warning for the government. Bharti’s reference to ‘official rule’ was directly towards bureaucracy. He believes that the leaders are fine, but some officers in the system have become unruly. He says that “The schemes are very good, the intentions of the government are clear, but when it comes to implementing them on the ground, there is a termite of corruption in between.” Unity of Hindus vs fundamental issues In her conversation, Uma Bharti talked about the unity of Hindus, but she also made it clear that only religious issues do not fill the stomach. He said that if we do not provide food, employment and honest work, then the public will not forgive. This outspoken style of Uma Bharti has given a stir in politics to the opposition. Congress is now asking that when the former CM herself is saying that there is ‘corruption’, then what is the government doing? At the same time, there is silence in the BJP camp regarding this statement. What do you think? Friends, Uma Bharti has a habit of speaking the truth openly. Many people are calling it their ‘displeasure’ and others are calling it ‘people’s voice’. Being a common citizen, do you also think that one really has to roll papads to get work done in offices? Well, it remains to be seen how seriously the government takes this advice of ‘Uma didi’. We are keeping an eye on every news of Madhya Pradesh.