Chintu Choksey said, "Along with the Congress's 'clean friends,' Indore, which ranked number one eight times, had to take to the streets."

In Indore, India, sanitation workers had been protesting and striking for the past few days. On Wednesday night, after a meeting of the Collector and Corporation Commissioner with the Panchayat and Union officials from all four, they agreed to cooperate. Following this, the sanitation system in Indore became more streamlined from Thursday. However, the Valmiki Sena is still adamant about their demands and continues to strike. In this matter, the Congress party says that it stands with the sanitation workers. The sanitation workers also...