Dewas
There is a preparation to change the names of 54 villages in Dewas district of Madhya Pradesh. This demand has been made by BJP leaders. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has agreed to this. The reason for changing the name is Urdu names of these villages. The government says that it is necessary for the restoration of Indian culture. This was revealed in the program of Ladli Bahna Yojana in Sonkach.
Names of 54 villages will change
The discussion of changing the names of 54 villages in Dewas district is in full swing. These names are mostly of Urdu origin. BJP leaders have requested Chief Minister Mohan Yadav to change these names. The Chief Minister has accepted this proposal. He said that this scheme has been under consideration of the government for a long time and new names of these villages will be implemented soon. This case is part of the ongoing dispute in Madhya Pradesh to change the names of villages named Urdu.
BJP district president had demanded
Dewas BJP District President Raisingh Sendhav demanded to change the names of 54 villages. He said that doing so would be an important step towards the restoration of Indian culture. The Chief Minister immediately agreed on this demand. He said that the plan to change the name of a village with Urdu for a long time is proposed to the government. The names of these villages will be changed soon.
Names of these villages will change
In the proposed name changes, Muradpur in Muradpur, Hyderpur to Hirapur, Shamshabad to Shyampur, Amla Taj in Amla Sirmaur, Hajipur to Harshpur, Harshpur, Randipura, Ranipur, Ismail Khedi in Ishmail Khedi, Jalalkhedi in Jalalkher Ghatia Gaiasur to Devdham Ghatia, Pir Padalya to Pawan Padllaya, Chandgarh to Chandragarh, Khon Pur Piplia Form Piplia, Mohammadpur to Mohanpur, Aziz Kheda to Ajit Kheda, Azampur to Azampur, Ajampur to Avadhpuri, Alipur to Rampur and Bapcha Naita Changes such as recovering back are included.
Mirpur will be called Mirzapur
Apart from this, Nabipur, Nayapura, Mirzapur in Mirpur, Akbarpur in Ambikapur, Salam Khedi, Salam Khedi, Nizamdi in Neemkhedi, Fatehpur Kheda to Vijaypur Kheda, Fatehpur to Vijaypur, Kallu Khedi to Kalu Khedi, Mohammad Kheda to Mohan Kheda, Mohan Kheda, Mohan Kheda, Mohan Kheda, Nipania Huror There is also a proposal to make Nipania Har, Mohammadpur to Ganganagar, Mirzapur to Meera Nagar, Nasirabad to Dwarkapuri, Rasulpur.
However, at one glance, most of the names of villages have been changed, whose names are in Urdu-Arabi or some Islamic names. In Dewas itself, the 54 villages whose name was requested by the District President, their names are Moradpur, Hyderpur, Shamshabad and Islam Nagar. The Chief Minister also wrote the proposed name with the current name to the Chief Minister. Such as Muralipur in Muradpur, Hirapur in Hyderpur, Shyampur in Shamshabad, Ishmail Khedi’s Ishwarpur, Alipur’s Rampur in Alipur, Nayapura in Nabipur and Meerapur in Mirzapur.
The BJP District President called the CM’s decision an important step towards abolishing slavery symbols and re -establishing glorious Indian culture.
Some more proposed name changes are as follows: Islam Khedi to Ishwarpur, Piplia Jaan to Kheda Piplia, Moula to Mohanpur, Mirzapur to Meerapur, Sandalpur to Chandanpur, Salamatpur to Shrirampur, Salamatpur to Shrirampur, Sikandar Khedi to Shiv Khedi, Dawat to Devanagar, and for thorn Kanta burst. These changes are being made with the aim of promoting Indian culture.
At the program at Pipalarawan, BJP District President Raisingh Sendhav presented a list of 54 villages in Dewas district and urged him to change his name. His proposal was accepted by the CM. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav also instructed the Revenue Minister and Collector to complete the necessary procedures in this regard.
BJP District President Raisingh Sendhav said that there was a demand for years to change the identity of these villages of Dewas district. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has honored public sentiment. He said that the BJP government is committed to the recreation of the cultural pride of MP. The BJP District President called the CM’s decision an important step towards abolishing the symbols of slavery and restoring the glorious Indian culture.