A shocking case has come to light in Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh, where Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh and SP MP Iqra Hasan There was a sharp debate between. The matter increased so much that Adm Saheb declared himself “independent” and expelled the MP from the office. The whole incident was captured on camera and now this matter is questioning not only political, but also the administrative system.
Events: “This office is mine, you go out”
The entire controversy began when MP Ikra Hasan and Chakra Parveen, President of Chhutmalpur Nagar Panchayat, arrived to meet Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh to solve any administrative problem.
But during the conversation, the attitude of the ADM was very non -cooperative and derogatory.
He simply said- “This office is mine… I am free… I will do what will come in my mind… You go out.”
The video of this statement is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh Visibly is instructing the MP to leave the office.
What became the reason for the behavior of ADM became a Muslim identity?
MP Iqra Hasan and his supporters allege that Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh behaved this based on his Muslim and opposition identity.
The MP says that he is an elected public representative and it is his constitutional right to reach the administration with problems of the public.
He raised the question that-
“If this can be such a treat with an MP, then who would listen to the general public?”
Viral video opened the administration of administration
This statement of Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh was recorded in the camera and on seeing this video became viral on social media.
In the video, the ADM is seen scolding the MP in a tough tone, and ignoring his words.
Describing the incident as ‘administrative dictatorship’, the opposition has demanded immediate action from Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh’s U-turn
When the media questioned Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh in this matter, he saved himself and said that-
“I did not misbehave with anyone. The MP did not inconvenience.”
He described the viral video as “cut off from the context” and said that the entire scene has been introduced incorrectly.
Legal and political reactions
Samajwadi Party’s response:
SP spokespersons told the incident against democracy and said that-
“It is insulted by the entire democratic system, not only Iqra Hasan.”
Opinion of legal experts:
Law experts believe that taking the MP out of the office by Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh is against Articles 105 and 194 of the Constitution, which gives privileges to public representatives.
Deep social signs of this phenomenon
This case is not just a conflict between an administrative officer and the MP.
Rather it highlights the mindset that still affects administrative decisions on the basis of caste, religion and political favoritism.
Where on one side Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh As the officers consider themselves above the law, on the other hand, the representatives of the people also have to face repeated insults.
Social media reactions
People are seen divided into two camps on social media:
- Some people are calling Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh a ‘courageous officer’, who does not tolerate the interference of politicians.
- On the other hand, people are also asking that- is this democracy where a woman MP has to face insult? “
Now what next?
The Chief Minister’s Office has not given any official response to the matter so far.
MP Iqra Hasan has asked the Chief Secretary and the Chief Minister to complain about the entire episode.
The matter is also gaining momentum in political circles and it is likely to be raised in the upcoming Legislature Session.
How dangerous this attitude of ADM is for the health of democracy?
Adm Santosh Bahadur Singh This behavior is a serious warning that the centralization of power and the thinking like “I am the law” can weaken the roots of democracy.
What happened to MP Iqra Hasan is not a matter of any one party, but a case related to the identity of every Indian public representative.
In democracy, administration and politics have to be run with balance, not with conflict.