The deaths of 32 children in the tribal areas of Balaghat district due to infectious diseases, including measles, malaria, skin diseases, diarrhea, and fever, are generating national attention. Despite this, BJP leaders are viewing these deaths from a single perspective. Following the Chief Minister, former MP Nita Pateriya, who arrived in Balaghat on Monday, also attributed the spread of disease in the tribal areas to the Naxalite problem. She …
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The deaths of 32 children in the tribal areas of Balaghat district due to infectious diseases, including measles, malaria, skin diseases, diarrhea, and fever, are generating national attention. Despite this, BJP leaders are viewing these deaths from a single perspective. Following the Chief Minister, former MP Nita Pateriya, who arrived in Balaghat on Monday, also attributed the spread of disease in the tribal areas to the Naxalite problem. She …