24 People in Indore Died Drinking Sewage-Tainted Water via Municipal Lines: Probe
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Contaminated water deaths: LoP to raise issue in MP Assembly, demands report must be in public domain
Indore, Aug 30 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Leader of the Opposition in the state Assembly, Umang Singhar, has said that the Bhagirathpura contaminated water incident will be raised in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly in the next session. Singhar stated that he would place the entire matter before the House and demand that the government make the judicial committee’s report public. The Opposition leader emphasised that the issue is not confined to Bhagirathp…
The commission's report on the Bhagirathpura contaminated water scandal in Indore lists 22 deaths, while the administration claims 36 deaths and the petitioners claim more than 39. The report gives a clean chit to public representatives, questions Municipal Corporation Water Engineering Department officials, recommends compensation of 20 lakh rupees, and demands for the report to be made public are growing.
The report of a one-member judicial committee of the High Court, formed to investigate the 36 deaths in the infamous Bhagirathapura contaminated water scandal, has revealed several important facts. Although the report has not yet been made public, key points have been revealed. According to it, 24 of the 36 deaths were attributed to contaminated water, while the circumstances of 12 deaths remain unclear. The report also recommends compensation o…
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