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Deputy CM Jagdish Devda Consoles Slain SHO Dilip Puri’s Family, Assures Justice And ₹1 Crore Aid In MP’s Dhar

SARDARPUR/DHAR (Madhya Pradesh): Deputy Chief Minister Jagdish Devda on Tuesday visited the ancestral home of late SHO Dilip Puri at Barmandal, paid floral tribute and consoled the family. Speaking to the media, Devda said the incident was extremely tragic and assured that whoever was found guilty would not be spared. He said several people had been detained and action would be taken under the…

Deputy CM Jagdish Devda Consoles Slain SHO Dilip Puri’s Family, Assures Justice And ₹1 Crore Aid In MP’s Dhar

Sardarpur/Dhar, Madhya Pradesh: Deputy Chief Minister Jagdish Devda recently paid his respects to the family of late SHO Dilip Puri at the family's ancestral home in Barmandal. Devda expressed his condolences and assured that those responsible for the tragic incident would face severe consequences. He announced the detention of several individuals and emphasized that action would be taken under various stringent legal provisions.

Collector Rajeev Ranjan Meena and Superintendent of Police Sachin Sharma accompanied Devda during his visit. The Deputy Chief Minister stated that he would discuss the education arrangements for Puri's children with Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. Moreover, Devda announced that the state government would provide the family with a sum of ₹1 crore, as well as martyr status and a compassionate appointment for Puri's wife as a sub-inspector. An investigation team, the Special Investigation Team (SIT), has been formed to probe the incident.

Puri's father, Omprakash Puri, welcomed the government's announcement that the Government Higher Secondary School in Barmandal would be named after Dilip Puri. He also expressed his desire for a statue of Puri to be installed at the school. Chief Minister Yadav personally called Omprakash Puri to convey his family's support and emphasized that the culprits would not go unpunished.

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