Water Crisis Deepens: Sehore Village Faces Panic After Mass Fish Deaths in Well

• Dhamanda village in Sehore district reports hundreds of dead fish in its main drinking water well, causing widespread panic.
• The incident mirrors the Indore tragedy where 20 deaths were linked to contaminated water, raising fears of an epidemic in Madhya Pradesh.
• Villagers, including families of martyred Para Commando Jitendra Kumar Verma, are forced to drink contaminated water due to lack of alternatives.
• Experts warn that chemical pollution, sewage leakage, or industrial waste, which killed the fish, are also deadly for humans.
• The administration has closed wells and initiated sampling, but negligence in rural water source inspection remains a critical issue.

Why It Matters: Mass fish deaths in a Sehore village well highlight a critical water contamination crisis in Madhya Pradesh.