Government will send Rs.5 lakh to the bank accounts of the family members of the deceased
MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan interacting with families of victims of Jhabua blast. (Photo: Twitter)
Bhopal: Addressing the media, Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, Shivraj Singh Chouhan has revealed that a special investigation team (SIT) will be formed to probe the twin blasts in Bhopal which 88 people were killed and over 100 others injured.
The Chief Minister also met the family members of those killed in the blast at Jhabua and said it would now be his mission now to improve their lives.
"I will go to all the 17 villages now. We cannot bring back the deceased. But I am trying to bring their lives back on track. This is my mission to improve the lives of the families," Chouhan told the media in Bhopal.
"The culprit will be brought to book and he will be punished. A reward of Rs One lakh has been announced. A special investigation team has been formed and different teams of police are on the lookout for the accused. His photograph will flash on television screens as well," he added. Chouhan further said the Madhya Pradesh Government will send Rs.5 lakh to the bank accounts of the family members of the deceased and make some fixed deposits.
Chouhan also said that the employment would be given to the kin of the deceased. Meanwhile, the state Congress committee has demanded a CBI probe into the blast, which claimed 90 lives and left over 100 others injured.
( Source : ANI )
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