Kolkata: Families of two class girls – VI, Sneha Banik (12) and Anushka Nandy (13), who died of intentionally after deliberately touching the living cable sticking out of decorative street lights at Bandhabnagar Dum Dum on Wednesday, planning to take steps Legal steps on local civil administrators, who are responsible for death.
“We have spoken with a lawyer and will move to court, seeking actions against the carelessness of the nationality authority that leads to my daughter’s death.
There is nothing to cover the intersection box where the cables are caught.
We heard coordinators’ colleagues be in place but they are in place but Do nothing to save my daughter and her friend, “said Mrs.
Sneha.
While an observer can do a little to save people who are electrocuted, my mother’s anger at appatis of civil on the cable that is open on street lights is widely distributed.
Mrs.
Anushka Priyanka Nandy also holds the local coordinator and members of the Surajit Roychowdhury civil administration from South Dum Dum Ward 9 are responsible.
“I want actions to him because of criminal negligence.
Roychowdhury must be punished.
Our region will flood and all fangs have exposed the cable.
He did not pay attention to our complaints,” he said.
Roychowdhury rejected the allegations as charges of families who sympathized with the opposition party.
“They can raise any suspicion and can take legal steps.
I have nothing to do,” he said.
Civic Dum South Dum officials on Friday published showed a notification to the agency which should maintain 7,000 street lights at Ward 35.
Panel request checking place.