Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has made arrangements of a train for bringing the bodies of 16 labourers of Madhya Pradesh who were killed in the heartbreaking train accident in Aurangabad after discussion with Maharashtra Chief Minister and Railway Minister.
The bodies of the labourers are being brought to Jabalpur by train. Their bodies will be sent to their home from Jabalpur. The train will depart from Aurangabad (Maharashtra) on May 8 at 7 pm. Chouhan spoke to the State Government team that reached Aurangabad over telephone and inquired about the workers injured in the train accident. He instructed to give Rs one lakh to help the injured people.
The Chief Minister has already given instructions to provide financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh each to the families of the deceased workers.
The Chief Minister has said that in this hour of grief, the families should not consider themselves alone, I and my entire Government stands with you.Dhan Singh Gond, Nirvesh Singh Gond, Budhraj Singh Gond, Rabendra Singh Gond, Suresh Singh Kol, Rajboharam Paras Singh, Dharmendra Singh Gond, Brijesh Bhaiyadin, Dayal Singh, Deepak Singh Ashok Singh Gond all belonged to Shahdol districts.Those who died from Umaria district include Achhe Lal Singh, Bigendra Singh Chain Singh, Pradeep Singh Gond, Santosh Napit, Munim Singh Shivratan Singh, Nameshah Singh.
Sajjan Singh Makhan Singh Dhurve Mandla district has been injured in the accident. Inderlal Kamal Singh Dhurve Mandla district, Virendra Singh Chen Singh Gaur Umaria district and Shivman Singh Hiralal Gaur Shahdol district are safe.