CM with the kin of a victim at Kumartuli Park
We will try to solve their problems as much as possible in our capacity,” said the CM who was flanked by state commerce and industry minister Tapas Roy, minister of state for information and culture, Purnima Chakraborty, and KMC administrator Smita Pandey. He also sustained injuries during the stampede that killed his mother,” said the CM, who comforted Sourav. “Death has no compensation, but these families are grappling with financial constraints. So, we are trying to help them from our end. I could have called them in Nabanna or sent anyone to hand over the financial aid to the families. But I have come myself as I want to know about their problems. At Mithu Mondal’s house near Kumartuli Park, the CM promised a job for her son Sourav from next month. “The family is going through financial constraints and I listened to their problems. The govt is with the family and we will help them to tide over the crisis. We are providing her son with a job.
The CM has asked my son to join work from Nov 1, though the dept where he will be employed has not been decided.
Along with the govt, political and social organisations are also beside the family,” said the CM. Sandip Malik, a cousin of the victim, said, “Subham’s younger sister Naina has also requested for a work in a private firm and the CM has promised to look into the matter. Victim’s husband Nirmal Mondal said, “We have received the financial help from the govt. The CM told us that we would be informed about the dept before his joining.”
Subham is survived by her parents and two siblings. “I have been in constant touch with the family since the tragedy. Her brother Sujan is studying and he is a meritorious student. We will arrange for employment for the boy. The family has madeappeals to me and we will look into them in our capacity. He requested the neighbours to take care of the family, especially the victim’s mother and sister who have become distraught after the mishap.