MP Video: In a shocking turn of events, the family of a 15-year-old tribal girl could be seen waiting for nearly 2 hours under 41-degree Celsius sun after the post-mortem on her body was completed. The grieving family plead for help and begged for a vehicle to carry the dead body. However, the absence of a stretcher, hearse, official arrangement or ward boy forced the family to carry the body in their arms.
MP Video-Turn Of Events
In the now viral video, the family members of a girl, a resident of Bahadurpur‘s Kheroda Chakka village in the state of Madhya Pradesh could be seen carrying out the body in their shoulders and arms. The family placed the girl’s body by the roadside and pleaded for hours with private vehicle drivers to take it home. No one agreed even after the family offered to pay them money.
Social worker Aditya Trivedi came to know about the incident and transported the body in his private car to the girl’s village.
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Statement By Bahadurpur Medical Officer
Dr YS Tomar, the Bahadurpur Medical Officer, shifted responsibility towards the police. Tomar remarked that the body is handed over to a police constable after the post-mortem and the local police station is entrusted with the task of making arrangements for further disposition.
Social Media Comments
A user commented, “This is beyond heart-breaking. No family should have to carry their loved one like this after already suffering such a loss. Basic dignity is not a luxury, it’s a right. This reflects a deep failure in our public systems.” A user said, “It’s painful to watch how the most vulnerable are treated even in death. Where are the systems meant to support grieving families? This is not just negligence, it’s inhumanity.”
Another user said, “A society is judged by how it treats its weakest. What happened here is a complete breakdown of compassion and responsibility. This should shake everyone’s conscience.” A user wrote, “Imagine the trauma that family must be going through. Losing a child is unbearable, and then facing this humiliation. There needs to be accountability, not just outrage.”
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