Barhi. Katni: The death of six members of the Agrawal family in a massive fire in Barhi on the night of Diwali is still a topic of discussion. Questions are constantly being raised about administrative accountability and action in this heartbreaking incident. Meanwhile, at around 11 a.m. on Saturday, former Congress leader of the opposition and senior leader Ajay Singh Rahul arrived in Barhi and visited the home of the affected Agrawal family, meeting the grieving family.

Ajay Singh Rahul expressed his deep sorrow over the deaths of six family members, including a two-month-old infant, and consoled the family. He said that those responsible for this tragic incident should face the strictest possible action.

Questions raised on the functioning of the government

During a media interaction, when asked about the administration's assurance of action within 30 days, but no concrete action has been taken so far, Rahul questioned the government's functioning. Ajay Singh Rahul said that it is not fair to expect action from the government under such circumstances. He demanded accountability and strict action against those responsible for the entire incident.

He also reached the residence of the former city council president.

After meeting the victim's family, Ajay Singh Rahul reached the residence of former Municipal Council President, late Bala Prasad Verma. Here he met and discussed with Congress workers and local leaders. During this, a large number of Congress workers including Congress Rural District President Saurabh Singh, Ganesh Rao, Block President Ambika Dwivedi, Sandeep Bajpai, Har Prasad Swarnkar, Surendra Dubey, City Congress President Mohit Bitu Sharma, Latif Khan, Guddu Singh, Sharad Dwivedi, Rajesh Verma, Rajkishore Verma, Rajiv Verma, Ajay Verma, Brajraj Singh Parmar, Kaushal Singh Rajput, Somnath Mishra, Rajendra Soni, Harishankar Pandey and Ashok Upadhyay were present.

Following the death of six people in the Barhi fire, an atmosphere of grief and anger has gripped the city. Demands for justice for the victim's family and action against those responsible are growing stronger. It remains to be seen how long it will take for the government to take concrete steps to establish accountability and prosecute the culprits after an administrative investigation.