Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav’s Family Acquired 168 Acres in Ujjain Amid Infrastructure Projects A detailed investigation by The Indian Express has revealed that the family of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav acquired at least 168 acres of land in Ujjain through 137 plots between December 2023 and December 2025, with most of the transactions occurring in areas benefiting from road projects and land-use changes announced by the state government. The purchases, totaling ₹45 crore, were made by Yadav’s wife, son, siblings, and first cousins, as well as through four family-run real estate companies. The land acquisitions are concentrated in zones where the government has initiated significant infrastructure upgrades, including new highways, road expansions, and changes in land use from agricultural to residential or commercial. The Ujjain Master Plan 2035, released in May 2023, outlined these changes, and Yadav, who has a long history of involvement in the city’s development, has been linked to several projects in the region. His family’s purchases began shortly after he took office in December 2023, with records showing that at least 111 acres of the 168 acres acquired were located near highway and road projects announced by his government. Key areas of acquisition include Gangedi, Unhel, Jaiwantpur, and Chandesara, where the family purchased land close to upgraded highways and road expansions. For example, in Gangedi, the family acquired 51 acres in 38 plots since April 2024, while in Unhel, they secured 29 acres in 16 plots in May 2025. These areas are part of broader infrastructure initiatives aimed at improving connectivity to cities like Indore, Bhopal, and Nagda. Local realtors noted that these projects are expected to significantly increase land values, making early investments lucrative.#mohan_yadav #madhya_pradesh_cm #ujjain #seema_yadav #ujjain_master_plan_2035
Love jihad victim: Kumbh fame Monalisa's father seeks Madhya Pradesh CM's help Monalisa Bhonsle, who gained fame during the Prayagraj Kumbh Mela, married Farman Khan in Kerala, triggering a controversy after her father alleged she was a victim of "love jihad" and sought Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav's intervention. The father of Monalisa Bhonsle, the young woman who shot to fame during the Prayagraj Kumbh Mela last year, on Friday sought the intervention of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav to bring her back to the state safely after she married a Muslim man in Kerala. Monalisa Bhonsle, 18, from Maheshwar town in Madhya Pradesh and belonging to the nomadic Pardhi community, married Farman Khan on Wednesday at the Nainar Temple at Arumanoor in Poovar, Kerala, in the presence of some state ministers. After returning from Kerala, her father, Jayasingh Bhonsle, alleged that his daughter had become a victim of “love jihad,” a term used by right-wing groups to claim that Muslim men lure Hindu women into relationships and marriage to convert them to Islam. “My daughter has earned name across the country. I request Chief Minister Mohan Yadav to ensure Monalisa is brought back to MP safely. She has been trapped deceitfully by a Muslim youth, Farman Khan. It is a case of love jihad,” Jayasingh Bhonsle told reporters. He said he was aware that his daughter was pursuing opportunities in films and wanted to make a name for herself in the industry. “I was told that my daughter was acting in two films. She herself had said some people were teaching her acting and dance. They said they would train her so she could work in films in the future. I did not know something like this would happen,” he said.#farman_khan #monalisa_bhonsle #prayagraj_kumbh_mela #madhya_pradesh_cm #nainar_temple
