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MP MLA’s government house scandal: Couple caught meeting, MLA says they’re police, probe ordered
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 08:31 PM
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A controversy erupted after a young couple was found meeting inside the government residence allotted to Congress MLA Dinesh Jain Bose in Bhopal, prompting the assembly secretariat to order an inquiry.
The incident came to light when a young man and woman were discovered inside the official residence designated for MLA Dinesh Jain Bose in Bhopal. The pair’s presence sparked immediate concern among local residents and officials, who questioned how private individuals could access a government‑allocated dwelling.
Bose responded by asserting that both individuals were serving police personnel, a claim that has yet to be verified by authorities. He maintained that their presence was legitimate and unrelated to any personal misconduct.
Following a formal complaint, the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Secretariat directed a probe to ascertain the facts surrounding the alleged breach of protocol. The investigation will examine the residency’s security logs, the identities of the couple, and whether any procedural violations occurred.
The matter has attracted media attention across the state, highlighting issues of accountability and the use of official accommodations by elected representatives.
Further updates will be provided as the inquiry progresses and official statements are released.
Bose responded by asserting that both individuals were serving police personnel, a claim that has yet to be verified by authorities. He maintained that their presence was legitimate and unrelated to any personal misconduct.
Following a formal complaint, the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly Secretariat directed a probe to ascertain the facts surrounding the alleged breach of protocol. The investigation will examine the residency’s security logs, the identities of the couple, and whether any procedural violations occurred.
The matter has attracted media attention across the state, highlighting issues of accountability and the use of official accommodations by elected representatives.
Further updates will be provided as the inquiry progresses and official statements are released.