Bodies in Indore, Kids Dead from Poison Syrup – But MP's CM Is Busy Building Temples
Wake Up, madhya pradesh – Your cm Is Playing god While people Die Like Flies
Listen, folks in MP.
Your chief minister, Dr. Mohan Yadav, struts around like the savior of the state – announcing hike after hike in Ladli Behna cash handouts (now ₹1,500 a month for women, because votes don't buy themselves), pushing for a jaw-dropping 73% reservation in jobs (yes, 73%, leaving just 27% for everyone else in a move that's already in supreme court battles), building shiny Ambedkar Dham projects, and talking up strengthening the "BHIM army" for political muscle.
Sounds progressive on paper, right?
But peel back the glossy announcements, and the ground reality is rotting: families in indore – India's so-called "cleanest city" for years – are grieving because sewage leaked into drinking water lines, mixing human waste with tap water. Dozens dead from diarrhoea outbreaks, hundreds hospitalized, kids like little Avyan gone because diluted formula mixed with contaminated water killed them. E. coli everywhere, pipelines failing, and the government only admits numbers after the bodies stack up – 15, 22, even higher depending on who's counting. Postmortems confirm it, high court probes are ordered, but where was the basic water safety before people started dropping?
But peel back the glossy announcements, and the ground reality is rotting: families in indore – India's so-called "cleanest city" for years – are grieving because sewage leaked into drinking water lines, mixing human waste with tap water. Dozens dead from diarrhoea outbreaks, hundreds hospitalized, kids like little Avyan gone because diluted formula mixed with contaminated water killed them. E. coli everywhere, pipelines failing, and the government only admits numbers after the bodies stack up – 15, 22, even higher depending on who's counting. Postmortems confirm it, high court probes are ordered, but where was the basic water safety before people started dropping?
And that's not even the worst.
Remember the cough syrup horror? Coldrif – that cheap medicine parents gave thinking it would help a cough – turned out loaded with toxic diethylene glycol (the stuff in brake fluid, not medicine). 20, 22, 25 children dead in madhya pradesh alone from acute kidney failure. Factories in tamil Nadu have been running with hundreds of violations for years, yet somehow the poison reached mp kids. Bans came after the deaths, arrests happened after the funerals, but the kids? Buried. Families shattered. And the CM? Silent on real fixes for drug regulation while the headlines move on.
This isn't bad luck. This is a pattern of priorities so twisted it's criminal.
While sewage kills in the streets and fake meds poison nurseries, the man at the top keeps rolling out welfare fireworks: more Ladli Behna installments, grand memorials, reservation hikes that break every ceiling the supreme court ever set, and endless photo-ops strengthening caste-based vote banks.
While sewage kills in the streets and fake meds poison nurseries, the man at the top keeps rolling out welfare fireworks: more Ladli Behna installments, grand memorials, reservation hikes that break every ceiling the supreme court ever set, and endless photo-ops strengthening caste-based vote banks.
He's "just getting started," the viral post says.
Started on what? Turning madhya pradesh into a state where announcements outnumber actual lives saved?
The people aren't asking for more schemes. They're begging for water that doesn't kill, medicine that doesn't murder, and a government that gives a damn before the next tragedy hits.
Mohan Yadav wants a legacy? He's building one – but it's written in hospital records, funeral pyres, and grieving parents.
And if this is just the beginning… god help Madhya Pradesh. Because right now, it looks like no one else will.