BRS leader Errolla Srinivas criticised the Congress government over delays in relief for victims of the Sigachi Industries fire. He demanded Rs 1 crore ex-gratia for families of the deceased and Rs 50 lakh for the injured, while accusing the government of negligence
In the case of married victims, Rs.7.5 lakh each was given to the mother and the wife. For unmarried victims, the full Rs.15 lakh was handed over to the parents.
The management of Sigachi Chloro Chemicals revised the blast death toll to 38 and said they expect preliminary probe findings in a week. While 12 injured were discharged and given Rs 1 lakh interim relief, names were not released
Stating that 40 people died and 33 were injured in the blast, the CEO said there were 90 employees working inside the building when the incident occurred.
Sigachi Industries announced Rs.1 crore ex gratia to families of the 40 deceased in the Pashamylaram blast and assured medical support to 33 injured. The company denied media reports of a reactor explosion and suspended operations for 90 days.
John Wesley has also sought a judicial probe, suspension of officials, and announced a July 9 dharna against the Centre’s and State’s anti-worker stance.
Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced Rs.1 crore compensation to the deceased in the Pashamylaram blast and ordered a detailed inquiry. A committee headed by the Chief Secretary will oversee relief. He warned of stern action against those found responsible
BRS MLC K Kavitha visited victims of the Sigachi industry blast and blamed the State government for safety lapses. She demanded Rs 1 crore ex gratia for victims' families, immediate treatment funds, and a safety audit of all industrial units
CM Revanth Reddy said the firm behind the Pashamylaram blast must pay Rs.1 crore to families of the deceased, and Rs.10 lakh to those permanently disabled. With 36 deaths confirmed officially, a panel led by the Chief Secretary is overseeing relief.
