No Road, No Help: Villagers Carry Dead Man’s Body on Drums Amid Rewa Floods
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No Road, No Help: Villagers Carry Dead Man’s Body on Drums Amid Rewa Floods
A flood-hit village in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district witnessed a shocking incident after residents had to use empty drums as a makeshift raft to carry the body of a dead man back to home. The incident took place in Rauli Gram
In Rewa's Rauli village, Motilal Tiwari's body was carried home in plastic drums due to floodwaters. The family has leveled serious allegations of insensitivity and lack of assistance by the village council.
In Rauli village, Rewa, when the road was blocked due to flooding, villagers tied a dead body to a drum and carried it across the water to their homes. The villagers have accused Panchayat representatives of refusing to help and have demanded an investigation by the administration.
A flood-hit village panchayat in Rewa's Jawa district, Rouli, has revealed a scene that raises questions about both humanity and governance. Motilal Tiwari, a resident of Rouli, died at Sanjay Gandhi Hospital in Rewa. The body was brought to the village, but floodwaters blocked the road to the house. Family members and villagers had to resort to using drums to transport the body. Villagers tied two drums together, placed the body on them, and wa…
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