Orgy of death in Indore: ‘Poisonous’ water took away 23 lives, now Rahul Gandhi will reach to share the pain of his loved ones!

Indore: There is mourning these days in Indore, the financial capital of Madhya Pradesh. Contaminated water coming from taps has extinguished the lamps of many houses in the city. Now, Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi is coming to Indore on January 17 to hold the hands of the victims in this hour of crisis. Rahul Gandhi will visit Bhagirathpura area here, where contaminated water has caused the most devastation. He will meet the families who have lost their loved ones due to this administrative negligence.

Congress’s uproar: protest through bhajan and fasting

With the visit of Rahul Gandhi, Congress is making big preparations to corner the state government. On January 17 itself, Congress will observe a ‘mass fast’ across Madhya Pradesh. In every block of the state, workers and leaders will sit in front of the statue of Mahatma Gandhi and stage a dharna and sing hymns. This protest of Congress is not only against the Indore watershed, but is also against the decision of the Central Government to change the name of the MNREGA scheme. Tributes will also be paid to the dead during this period in Indore.

Indore water crisis: 23 dead so far, questions raised on administration

The number of deaths due to drinking contaminated water in Indore has increased to 23. MP Congress is already adopting an aggressive stance on this serious issue. Recently, on January 11, Congress had taken out ‘Nyaya Yatra’ in Indore, in which veteran leaders like Jitu Patwari, Digvijay Singh and Umang Singhar participated. Congress alleges that despite repeated complaints of the people, the administration continued to sleep in ‘Kumbhakarni sleep’, the result of which is in front of everyone today.

War in hospitals: Many patients still on ventilator

According to the latest information, many patients are still fighting for their lives in hospitals. Although the number of admitted patients has reduced from 39 to 33, 10 of these patients are still admitted in the ICU. Three elderly patients—Eknath Suryavanshi, Parvatibai and Hiralal—have been on ventilator for a long time and their condition remains critical. In this entire case, a total of 436 patients have reached the hospital so far, out of which 403 have been discharged after treatment.