To meet the need of oxygen in Sagar division, a tanker was coming from Bokaro which was stopped in Jhansi. This news spread in the internet media. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan spoke to the central government.
Bhopal, State Bureau. The liquid oxygen tanker run from Bokaro in Jharkhand to Madhya Pradesh was stopped in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday. After the intervention of the central government, Uttar Pradesh officials became active and it was agreed to return part of its tanker to Madhya Pradesh. The tanker will arrive in Madhya Pradesh on Monday. A tanker was coming from Bokaro to meet the need of oxygen in the ocean division, which was intercepted in Jhansi. This news spread in the internet media. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan spoke to the central government. Highly placed sources say that the Uttar Pradesh authorities were reprimanded by the Center and reminded that as a policy decision no state would stop an oxygen tanker from another state.
The tanker was run from Bokaro, the Chief Minister spoke to the central government
After this, senior officials of Uttar Pradesh were also interacted with the Home Department of Madhya Pradesh and they were told that the tanker of Inax Company has been sent for Madhya Pradesh itself. Additional Chief Secretary Home of Madhya Pradesh, Dr. Rajesh Rajaura said that this situation was created due to confusion. Additional Chief Secretary Home of Uttar Pradesh has clarified on telephone that the transport of the tanker has been approved.
UP Police will hand over the tanker to the police patrolling team of Madhya Pradesh today
It is worth mentioning that even before this, there were cases of stopping the oxygen tankers coming to Madhya Pradesh in Haryana, Gujarat and Maharashtra. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan had discussed these with the Chief Ministers of the respective states and then uninterrupted traffic started. This tanker of Badlikavlikwid Oxygen made in the route can reach Sagar as soon as possible, so the route has been changed. Now the Uttar Pradesh Police team will hand it over to the Madhya Pradesh Police between 5 am and 7 am at the Kimaha nake on the Mahoba (Uttar Pradesh) and Chhatarpur (Madhya Pradesh) border. Madhya Pradesh Police will take Sagar from here.
