Gwalior Accident: CM Mohan Yadav Meets Injured Devotees, Orders Free Treatment and Proper Care - Maverick News30

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Gwalior Accident: CM Mohan Yadav Meets Injured Devotees, Orders Free Treatment and Proper Care

Gwalior Accident: CM Mohan Yadav Meets Injured Devotees, Orders Free Treatment and Proper Care

  • Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav visits Jaya Arogya Hospital in Gwalior

  • “Our government is responsible for looking after every individual”

  • Strict action will be taken against those responsible for the incident

Bhopal/Gwalior, October 2026 : Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav visited Gwalior on October 19 and met devotees who were seriously injured in a truck accident at Jaya Arogya Hospital. He enquired about their health and the medical facilities being provided to them and wished them a speedy recovery.

Following the meeting, Chief Minister Yadav instructed the concerned doctors and officials to ensure that all the injured receive quality medical treatment free of cost. He also directed them to ensure that there was no negligence in treatment and that all necessary arrangements were made for the proper care and recovery of the patients.

Government Orders Investigation

After meeting the injured, Chief Minister Yadav told the media that an accident had occurred the previous night and that he had come to meet those injured in the incident.

“We are committed to ensuring that the injured receive the best possible medical treatment, and we have ordered an investigation into the incident. It is the government’s responsibility to look after every individual. The government stands with everyone affected,” he said.

He added that action would be taken against those found responsible for the incident.

Best Possible Treatment for the Injured Is Top Priority

Chief Minister Yadav said the government’s highest priority was to ensure that the injured received the best possible medical care. He added that an air ambulance would also be arranged if required.

The government was taking all possible steps to ensure that the injured received the best available treatment, he said.

According to information provided by doctors, the condition of most of the injured had improved compared with earlier. However, the condition of one or two critically injured patients was being closely monitored.

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