The Congress held a press conference in Delhi in the case of the deaths of children from poisonous phlegm syrup.
Leader of Opposition in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan held a joint press conference in Delhi in connection with the deaths of children from poisonous phlegm syrup. In this press conference held at party headquarters, Madhya Pradesh Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar
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Singhar said- 15 children have died in Parasia in Chhindwara district. Our MLA Sohan Balmiki wrote letters from the Collector to the Chief Minister, Health Minister after the death of the first child. Strike demonstrated but the government did not wake up.
This whole matter is about corruption and commission. There should be a judicial inquiry into the matter.
At the same time, Parasia MLA Sohan Lal Balmiki, who was involved in the press conference, said- Madhya Pradesh government breaks people’s house in small cases, runs bulldozers. The Deputy Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh government and Health Minister Rajendra Shukla ji is responsible for the murder of these children. Will a bulldozer be run at their house now?
This failure of Madhya Pradesh government Balmiki said- The Chief Minister came yesterday. Met families of two-three children. He did not say any relief. The situation is very serious. This is the failure of the Government of Madhya Pradesh. The Chief Minister and Health Minister should take the responsibility of this.
The ICMR team came from Delhi and took a sample. Even after 1 month, his results could not come. If attention was taken on time, deaths could have been prevented.
Rajasthan Leader of Opposition Tikaram Julie was also present in the press conference.
Singhar also showed NCRB reports, Indore rat scandal, malnutrition and infant mortality data on the condition of children in Madhya Pradesh.
The children were dying and the Chief Minister was looking at elephants Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar said- If such cases come up, then it is a rule that the government is required to do a test in 72 hours. However, the government did not conduct an investigation in 72 hours. When there was a lot of uproar, the body of Yogita Thackeray, a dead girl of a family, was taken out of the grave and postmortem was done.
Singhar said- In this case a case was registered against a doctor to do it. Children were dying here and Chief Minister was watching elephants in Kaziranga Park. How is this Chief Minister?
Deputy CM was saying- Cuff Syrup is not dying The Leader of Opposition said- What a sensitive government is this? Whose health minister was saying four days ago that there was no death due to Kapha syrup. He was giving a clean chit to the Tamil Nadu company. Whose Rewa district has become the biggest drug addict of Kapha syrup in the entire country. They are not able to close it in their district.
Singhar asked- What is the relationship with you, Deputy Chief Minister, Tamil Nadu company? What reason did you make a statement in his favor? Why did the Chief Minister remain silent on this?
Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar also showed pictures of children who lost their lives with phlegm syrup.
Government should give back money spent in treatment Leader of Opposition Umang Singhar said- Children are dying due to phlegm syrup. The government wants to pay 4 lakh rupees. Is the cost of destroying the womb of a mother is only four lakh rupees? Poor families spent lakhs of rupees in hospitals in Nagpur to save their children. Land, house, jewelry had to be mortgaged in treatment.
My demand is that the government should give the amount of bills of the money that has been spent in the treatment of children. A member of those families should be given a job.
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Another child died on Monday night after drinking poisonous cuff syrup. Dhani Dehria, one and a half year old daughter of Naveen Dehria, a resident of Chhindwara, succumbed during treatment in Nagpur. On the other hand, a public interest litigation has been filed in the Supreme Court regarding the deaths of children with phlegm syrup in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. Read full news …
