Jhansi hospital fire: UP dy CM Brajesh Pathak seeks action against officials after political row erupts over 'VIP welcome'
Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak condemned the elaborate preparations made before his visit to the fire-hit Jhansi hospital where 10 newborns died. Pathak criticized the efforts, which included spreading lime powder on the roads, and demanded strict action against those responsible. The opposition criticized the government's alleged focus on appearances while families grieved, alleging a cover-up attempt.
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