Uma Bharti Slams Govt Over Indore Water Tragedy, Calls ₹2 Lakh Compensation Insufficient

• BJP leader Uma Bharti criticized her own government after 10 confirmed deaths from contaminated water in Indore's Bhagirathpura.
• Bharti called the ₹2 lakh compensation for victims' families insufficient, stating "a life's worth is not ₹2 lakh," and demanded severe punishment for culprits.
• The tragedy, caused by a pipeline leak near a toilet, has affected over 1,400 people, with 201 still hospitalized and 32 in ICU.
• Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced ₹2 lakh aid for deceased families and free treatment for all patients.
• Indore, known as India's cleanest city, faces "shame and disgrace" due to the outbreak, according to Bharti.

Why It Matters: Uma Bharti criticizes government's handling of Indore water tragedy and compensation for victims.