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Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar responded to BJP&rsquo;s allegations of under-reporting Covid deaths. She took a swipe at UP and Bihar where under-reporting of cases have been a huge issue and said there are no rivers in the city where Covid bodies can be dumped.
In some of the states, especially in BJP-ruled Uttar Pradesh and Bihar bodies were found buried in the sandbanks of Ganga and floating down the river, causing massive shock and outrage.
Pednekar further said that &lsquo;all Covid deaths in Mumbai are recorded at three places and so the data can't be hidden&rsquo;.

'No river to dump Covid bodies': Mumbai Mayor's swipe at UP, Bihar

Bite: "No data is being hidden in Mumbai. There is no river in Mumbai where bodies of people succumbing to Corona are being dumped.

Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar responded to BJP&rsquo;s allegations of under-reporting Covid deaths. She took a swipe at UP and Bihar where under-reporting of cases have been a huge issue and said there are no rivers in the city where Covid bodies can be dumped.
In some of the states, especially in BJP-ruled Uttar Pradesh and Bihar bodies were found buried in the sandbanks of Ganga and floating down the river, causing massive shock and outrage.
Pednekar further said that &lsquo;all Covid deaths in Mumbai are recorded at three places and so the data can't be hidden&rsquo;.

A viral video on social media showed saffron shrouds and bamboo sticks being removed from corpses buried along the banks of Ganga in the Sangam area of UP&rsquo;s Prayagraj. A committee has now been formed by the district administration to investigate who shot the video and what was the motive behind the incident. DM Bhanu Chandra Goswami and SP Sarvsesh Tripathi have ordered strict action against the culprits
It was earlier reported the the Prayagraj municipal corporation deployed a team to remove bamboo sticks and shrouds from buried bodies after rains exposed the corpses. the Municipal Commissioner has however denied such reports and clarified that no such order was given by the administration.
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had shared the viral clip and attacked the government over the incident.
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Prayagraj admin calls for probe after viral video shows shrouds being removed from corpses

A viral video on social media showed saffron shrouds and bamboo sticks being removed from corpses buried along the banks of Ganga in the Sangam area of UP&rsquo;s Prayagraj. A committee has now been formed by the district administration to investigate who shot the video and what was the motive behind the incident. DM Bhanu Chandra Goswami and SP Sarvsesh Tripathi have ordered strict action against the culprits
It was earlier reported the the Prayagraj municipal corporation deployed a team to remove bamboo sticks and shrouds from buried bodies. the Municipal Commissioner has however denied such reports and clarified that no such order was given by the administration.
Bite; &ldquo;No such order has been given. Last rites of Covid-19 victims are being done. Normal cleaning works are being done," Ravi Ranjan, Municipal Commissioner, Prayagraj said.
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had shared the viral clip and attacked the government over the incident.
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A viral video on social media showed saffron shrouds and bamboo sticks being removed from corpses buried along the banks of Ganga in the Sangam area of UP&rsquo;s Prayagraj. A committee has now been formed by the district administration to investigate who shot the video and what was the motive behind the incident. DM Bhanu Chandra Goswami and SP Sarvsesh Tripathi have ordered strict action against the culprits
It was earlier reported the the Prayagraj municipal corporation deployed a team to remove bamboo sticks and shrouds from buried bodies after rains exposed the corpses. the Municipal Commissioner has however denied such reports and clarified that no such order was given by the administration.
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra had shared the viral clip and attacked the government over the incident.
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A drone footage, shot by Reuters, showed hundreds of bodies, separated by bamboo sticks and covered with saffron cloth, buried along the banks in UP&rsquo;s Prayagraj.
After photos from the Sangam area of Prayagraj went viral on social media, the the Prayagraj municipal corporation deployed a team to removed bamboo sticks and shrouds from buried bodies and bury the corpses.
The civic body workers have covered bodies with sand again at cremation ghats. Arrangement of timber has now been made at cremation sites to prevent burial along the banks of Ganga, officials said.
CM Adityanath, meanwhile, asked officials for continued patrolling around all the rivers to ensure that the bodies were not disposed of in water.

Rains expose corpses buried along banks of Ganga in Prayagraj

Corpses covered with saffron cloth buried along banks in&nbsp;Prayagraj
UP govt draws flak, civic body deploys team to remove shrouds
Civic body workers covered bodies with sand at cremation ghats
Timber arranged to avoid burial along the banks of the&nbsp;Ganga
UP CM asks officials to continue patrolling around all state rivers
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A drone footage, shot by Reuters, showed hundreds of bodies, separated by bamboo sticks and covered with saffron cloth, buried along the banks in UP&rsquo;s Prayagraj.
After photos from the Sangam area of Prayagraj went viral on social media, the the Prayagraj municipal corporation deployed a team to remove bamboo sticks and shrouds from buried bodies and bury the corpses.
The civic body workers have covered bodies with sand again at cremation ghats. Officials said arrangement of timber has now been made at cremation sites to prevent burial along the banks of Ganga.
CM Adityanath, meanwhile, asked officials for continued patrolling around all the rivers to ensure that the bodies were not disposed of in water.

The National Human Rights Commission of India (NHRC) on Thursday issued a notice to the Centre, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar government over the dead bodies found floating in Ganga. The human rights body has demanded for an action-taken report in 4 weeks.&nbsp; &lsquo;The practice of disposal of dead bodies in our sacred river Ganga is clearly in violation of guidelines of the National Mission for Clean Ganga project&rsquo;, the NHRC noted. The commission observed that the public authorities seem to have failed to make concentric efforts in educating the masses and checking the immersion of half-burnt or unburnt dead bodies into the River Ganga.

NHRC issues notice to Centre, Bihar & UP govts over bodies 

NHRC issues notice to Centre, Bihar & UP govts over bodies found floating in Ganga

Dead bodies found in Ganga: NHRC sends notice to Centre, state govts
The human rights body&nbsp;demanded action-taken report in 4 weeks
'Disposal of dead bodies violation of Clean Ganga&nbsp;project guidelines
NHRC:&nbsp;authorities failed to&nbsp;educate masses, checking immersion

The National Human Rights Commission of India (NHRC) on Thursday issued a notice to the Centre, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar government over the dead bodies found floating in Ganga. The human rights body has demanded for an action-taken report in 4 weeks.&nbsp; &lsquo;The practice of disposal of dead bodies in our sacred river Ganga is clearly in violation of guidelines of the National Mission for Clean Ganga project&rsquo;, the NHRC noted. The commission observed that the public authorities seem to have failed to make concentric efforts in educating the masses and checking the immersion of half-burnt or unburnt dead bodies into the River Ganga.

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