New Delhi: Taking a severe view of the bus accident in Guna district that claimed 13 lives, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Thursday ordered transfers of state transport commissioner Sanjay Kumar Jha, district collector Tarun Rathi and superintendent of police Vijay Khatri. After coming back from Guna the place he met the injured individuals within the hospital, Yadav in an announcement mentioned it was a (*4*) and stern motion shall be taken towards these accountable.
As many as 13 individuals have been charred to demise and 14 others injured after the bus collided with a dumper in Guna district on Wednesday night time. The chief minister additionally directed all district collectors and different involved officers to make sure that such an incident doesn’t happen by usually checking permits and different paperwork of public transport automobiles.
Subsequently, the state authorities first issued the switch order of the collector, adopted by switch orders of state transport commissioner and Guna SP. Both Jha and Khatri have been shifted to the police headquarters, whereas Rathi was transferred to the state secretariat as further secretary.
The cost of the transport division was taken away from principal secretary Sukhveer Singh and given to further chief secretary (house) Rajesh Rajora.
Earlier within the day, CM Yadav ordered the suspension of Guna’s Regional Transport Officer Ravi Barelia and Chief Municipal Officer V D Katrolia on prices of negligence within the matter, an official mentioned.It is a matter of probe how such a hearth broke out, Yadav instructed PTI, including that the federal government will guarantee such an accident doesn’t recur.
Following directives of the chief minister, the district collector has shaped a four-member committee headed by further district Justice of the Peace Mukesh Kumar Sharma, to conduct a probe into the incident. The panel was directed to submit its report inside three days on numerous points, together with whether or not the 2 automobiles had all of the authorized permissions and the way the bus caught hearth, officers mentioned.
