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Lucknow: Minor hit by car in UP minister's fleet, dies; CM announces Rs 5L ex gratia

  •   Sun, Oct 29 2017 03:04:42 PM

Lucknow, Oct 29 (PTI): A minor boy was killed after being hit by a vehicle in the motorcade of a Uttar Pradesh minister near Colonelganj in Gonda district, prompting Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to announce Rs 5 lakh compensation to the kin of the deceased.

Police said the minister's cavalcade was passing through Colonelganj area yesterday. The boy was knocked down by one of the vehicles in the fleet and died on way to hospital.

Besides announcing the compensation, the chief minister directed the DGP to submit a detailed report and initiate strict action against those responsible for the incident.
  

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  • SMR, Karkala

    Sun, Oct 29 2017

    Medical college in Gorakhpur turned into a funeral factory.Adityanath government has 23 reasons for 23 deaths, but lack of Oxygen isn’t one of them.Probe into BHU hospital deaths finds use of industrial-grade gas to administer anesthesia.Seven deaths a day ‘normal’, says UP government.

    Baba Raghav Das Medical College is a government-run hospital-cum-medical college in Gorakhpur, which has seen as many as 1250 deaths this year, 290 of which occurred in August alone.
    The medical college, which was setup in 1972, made it to the news in early August when 30 children died in two days, inciting outrage in India and around the world. Despite the outrage, a deeper investigation reveals widespread apathy from the central and state governments, hospital administration and doctors for years on end.
    About 10,000 infants have died in the hospital since it began operating. According to reports, an average of 250 children have died in the hospital every year, mostly of encephalitis, and another 300 children become invalid.
    After Gorakhpur, 49 Children die in Farrukhabad hospital in 30 days due to lack of Oxygen. Gorakhpur is what happens when a communal agenda is passed off as ‘Good Governance’.
    Then it was BJP MP Hema Malini fleet mowed the child to death and blame his father. Now it was UP Chief Minister Adityanath turn after then Gujarat CM Modi compared it to 'puppy' under the wheels.
    CM announces Rs 5L ex gratia for minor hit by UP minister's fleet, what about more than 10,000 death due to negligence in hospital were father and son duo in ruling for last four decades?

    Jai Hind

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Oct 29 2017

    BJP Minister in UP flees after killing minor boy ...

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  • Ravi C, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 29 2017

    Clean chit in progress..

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  • Paul, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 29 2017

    These ministers when they travel it is seen the pilot [police rushing driving very fast & Rash.
    Sometimes even the polices are seeing shouting & abusing if someone is on their way while minsters car is behind following.

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  • Jenifer, Mangalore

    Sun, Oct 29 2017

    Ministers must be personally responsible for such cases - why take the compensation amount from the peoples money ? Will the same be done to compensate a victim if he will be knocked down by a common man ? What are Ministers ? Royals ?

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