Indore: Political Battle in Bhagirathpura, Sajjan Singh Verma Calls Kailash Vijayvargiya ‘Lord of Death’, Shown Black Flags

Indore: The death of 16 people in Bhagirathpura, Indore, due to contaminated water has now taken a serious political turn. Former minister and Congress veteran Sajjan Singh Verma, who visited the area on Saturday, launched a direct attack on Cabinet Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya. During this time, there was a huge commotion in the area, and BJP workers showed black flags to Sajjan Singh Verma and chanted “Go back.”

“We considered him God-like, but he turned out to be the Lord of Death”: Sajjan Singh Verma
Speaking to the media, Sajjan Singh Verma launched a scathing attack on Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya. He said: “The public elected him with great faith, considering him God-like, but he turned out to be the Lord of Death. The deaths in Bhagirathpura are the most tragic incident to date, and the administration and the ruling party are directly responsible for it.”

‘Bells and Gongs’ to Ring at BJP Leaders’ Homes on January 4
Questioning the administration’s actions, Sajjan Singh Verma said that merely removing the municipal commissioner is not enough; a criminal case (FIR) should be registered against him. He announced that in protest against this incident, on January 4, Congress workers will go to the homes of all BJP leaders, big and small, in the city and ring bells and gongs to wake up the sleeping administration.

Black Flags and Slogans Amidst Heavy Commotion
When Sajjan Singh Verma and a 5-member Congress delegation, including Mahila Congress President Reena Borasi, arrived to present the investigation report, BJP workers and local residents confronted them.

• Stampede and Tension: Hundreds of BJP workers blocked Sajjan Singh Verma’s path and showed black flags.
• Slogans: On one side, BJP workers were chanting “Kailash ji is a lion,” while on the other side, Congress workers also raised counter-slogans.
• Police Struggle: The situation became so tense that the police had to work hard to separate the two sides.

Congress demands judicial inquiry
The Congress delegation made it clear that they demand a judicial inquiry into the matter. Sajjan Singh Verma said that Congress will not remain silent until strict action is taken against those responsible for the deaths of innocent people.