Neemuch. A video in front of the Cantt police station in Neemuch district of Madhya Pradesh is going viral on social media since late Thursday night. In it, a woman is seen blowing 500-500 notes in the air. She is also accusing the police department of corruption. Along with this, she has also been lashing out at the Prime Minister of the country, Narendra Modi and the Chief Minister of the state, Shivraj Singh Chouhan. During the ruckus of the woman, a situation of traffic jam was also created due to the crowd present around.
In fact, the said video is in front of the Cantt police station of Neemuch on Thursday night. Where a retired female employee named Shanti Devi is seen blowing 500-500 rupee notes in the air with her hand. According to the woman, her son assaults her. He alleged that he lodged a complaint with the police station. But police doesn’t take any action and she demands action then police asks for money. That’s why she brought a bundle of 500-500 with her and she scattered the notes in the air in front of the police station. It is being told that the woman had scattered notes worth about 25 thousand rupees on the road.
According to the information, the name of the woman who created ruckus outside the Cantt police station is Shanti Bai. She is a retired employee of NCC. The woman has a son, Ashish Lot, who is a dance teacher by profession. According to the information, the woman has a fight with her son every day. Even about six months ago, the woman had lodged a complaint with the Cantt police station against her son for withdrawing money from her bank account. At the same time, it is also being said that every day this woman goes to one or the other department and tells her problems. Arguments with the employees there. Sometime back, the said woman had even slapped a policeman in the court. In the said case, the head constable of the police station Surendra Singh said that the woman had registered a case of assault against her son six months ago, which is pending in the court. Women do this type of drama every day by going to government offices.
