Pm Modi On Morbi Accident

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Thursday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to pull up the Gujarat government to come clean on the "sloppy investigation process" in the recent Morbi bridge collapse tragedy in which 135 people were killed and

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday arrived at Gujarat's Morbi, where a century-old bridge collapsed on Sunday, killing 135 people. At the accident site, the Prime Minister was briefed about search and rescue operations.

A ward on the ground floor that was empty has been deep-cleaned; some of the injured, who were earlier on first floor, shifted here for the PM's visit

More than 130 people died on Sunday after a colonial-era footbridge packed with sightseers collapsed in Gujarat's Morbi town, only a week after renovations had been completed.

Calling the West Bengal Chief Minister "shameless", the PM had said she would have gladly cut the ribbon and claimed credit for the flyover on successful completion but is blaming it on the Left because it collapsed.

The PM also assured that authorities are on alert even in the hospital where the injured are under treatment. "Priority is being given to ensure that people face minimum problems," he said.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Thursday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to pull up the Gujarat government to come clean on the "sloppy investigation process" in the recent Morbi bridge collapse tragedy in which 135 people were killed and

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday arrived at Gujarat's Morbi, where a century-old bridge collapsed on Sunday, killing 135 people. At the accident site, the Prime Minister was briefed about search and rescue operations.

A ward on the ground floor that was empty has been deep-cleaned; some of the injured, who were earlier on first floor, shifted here for the PM's visit

More than 130 people died on Sunday after a colonial-era footbridge packed with sightseers collapsed in Gujarat's Morbi town, only a week after renovations had been completed.

Calling the West Bengal Chief Minister "shameless", the PM had said she would have gladly cut the ribbon and claimed credit for the flyover on successful completion but is blaming it on the Left because it collapsed.

The PM also assured that authorities are on alert even in the hospital where the injured are under treatment. "Priority is being given to ensure that people face minimum problems," he said.