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Corporators declare Rs 10 lakh each for Baby Prince and Maru's kin
Updated On: 21 November, 2019 07:20 AM IST | Mumbai | A correspondent
Group leaders also ask civic body to draft a comprehensive compensation policy for victims of BMC's negligence

Prince Rajbhar. File pic
Within 48 hours of mid-day reporting about BMC's reluctance to compensate Rajesh Maru's family and Baby Prince's father refusing Rs 5 lakh compensation that the civic body offered him, a group leaders' meeting of the corporation decided that each of the families would be given R10lakh compensation. Further, a comprehensive policy for compensating victims of civic negligence or those affected by accidents on BMC-run premises will soon be formed.
The corporators at the meeting suggested that the compensation policy should be framed after checking the guidelines of the airlines, railways and state government for the same. The policy is likely to include deaths caused by tree fall and drowning in sewerage lines, but nobody mentioned whether pothole deaths would be included.


