In Madhya Pradesh, Ujjain MP Anil Firojia reduced his weight by 32 kg by accepting the challenge of Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. He claimed that by achieving this goal, he has now become the most expensive MP of the country. Whereas in February 2022, Nitin Gadkari gave the task of losing weight to the MP on the stage itself. During this, he said that the amount of weight he will reduce, a project of one thousand crores per kg will be done for the development of his area. According to the promise of the minister, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has currently approved a project of 2300 crores for his Lok Sabha constituency.

The Fit India campaign was started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During this campaign, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari had reached a program in Ujjain. Where he challenged MP Anil Firojia to lose weight and MP Firojia accepted the challenge and reduced his weight by 32 kg. He lost 12 kg in just three months. While reducing the weight of 20 kg in four months, sent information to the Union Minister about the weight of 32 kg. He told that when he was given the task by the Union Minister, then he was 130 kg. But now his weight is 98 kg.

MP Ferozia told that Union Minister Gadkari also fulfilled his promise and told him to give 32 thousand crore rupees for development projects in Ujjain Lok Sabha constituency. Out of this, he has approved a project of Rs 2300 crore. The project of the remaining amount will also be given to his constituency soon. He told that with this achievement he has become the most expensive MP of the country.

Firojia told that he had accepted this task at the stage itself for the development of his area. But the concern was how to accomplish this. Although his wife and daughter gave full support in reducing the weight. During this, his diet was taken care of and motivated for regular workouts. Today, with their cooperation, the MPs were not only able to complete the task, but also became entitled to projects worth 3200 crores for the development of their area.

Talking about the MP's diet, he used to have a light breakfast, as well as stick to the Ayurvedic diet plan. For lunch and dinner, he used to eat mixed greens, a bowl of green vegetables and a roti made from various grains. And used to drink soup in between.