MP: No masks, no social distance, thousands throng former minister's funeral

- Bharatiya Janata Party leader Laxmikant Sharma died due to corona

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Although the effects of the corona virus are diminishing in various parts of the country, the corona is not yet completely eradicated. Former Minister Laxmikant Sharma recently passed away in Madhya Pradesh. His funeral was held at Vidisha's Sironj. But at that time a crowd of thousands of people had gathered in which the rules of masks, social distance were severely violated.

In Madhya Pradesh, only 10 people are currently allowed to attend the funeral, but Korona's guidelines were grossly violated during the former minister's funeral. Thousands of people were present to bid farewell to the former minister and security had to be beefed up at the time.

The situation in Madhya Pradesh has been brought under control to some extent after facing another wave of Corona. The unlock process has only recently begun but the very first day has seen such massive negligence.

The former minister was suffering from corona

Bharatiya Janata Party leader Laxmikant Sharma died due to corona. On May 11 his corona report came positive so he was admitted to the hospital. But despite prolonged treatment he was found to be unsuccessful and people violated Corona protocols during his funeral.

Former Minister Laxmikant Sharma was an MLA from Sironj Lottery Assembly constituency in 1998, 2003 and 2008. However, he lost the 2013 election by a margin of 1,700 votes. Laxmikant Sharma, accused in the much-hyped Vyapam scam in Madhya Pradesh, was jailed in 2014. But later during the investigation he was granted bail without any definite evidence and he was released from jail. However, his coin did not work in electoral politics after his release from jail.