7 November 2026
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Gwalior Accident: CM Mohan Yadav Removes CSP Ravi Bhadauria, Suspends 8 Police Personnel Over Negligence

Following the road accident near Gwalior’s Sheetla Mata Temple, Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav ordered action against nine police officials, including the removal of a CSP and suspension of eight personnel, and announced financial assistance for victims’ families.
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Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has ordered disciplinary action against nine police officers and personnel following a serious road accident near the Sheetla Mata Temple in Gwalior district. The action includes the removal of a City Superintendent of Police (CSP) from his post and the suspension of eight other police personnel over alleged negligence in the discharge of their duties.

The Chief Minister described the accident as deeply distressing and made it clear that the state government would not tolerate negligence where public safety, particularly the safety of devotees, is concerned. He also announced financial assistance for the families of those who lost their lives and for people injured in the incident.

CSP Ravi Bhadauria Removed, Eight Police Personnel Suspended

Taking serious note of the accident, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav directed the removal of Ravi Bhadauria, City Superintendent of Police of the Jhansi Road area in Gwalior, citing negligence in connection with the incident.

He also ordered the suspension of eight police personnel, including three Station House Officers (SHOs), one Traffic Inspector, one Head Constable and three Constables.

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The officers and personnel against whom action has been ordered are:

  • Ravi Bhadauria – CSP, Jhansi Road (removed from post)
  • Shakti Singh Yadav – SHO, Jhansi Road (suspended)
  • Gitesh Sharma – SHO, Antri (suspended)
  • Abhishek Raghuvanshi – Traffic SHO, Jhansi Road (suspended)
  • Raghavendra Jadon – Traffic Inspector (suspended)
  • Sushil Dwivedi – Head Constable (suspended)
  • Kishan Khanna – Constable (suspended)
  • Anil Jaitpuria – Constable (suspended)
  • Pawan Sengar – Constable (suspended)

The action covers nine police officials and personnel in total, reflecting the government’s decision to fix responsibility following the accident.

CM Says Safety of Devotees Is Paramount

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav stressed that ensuring the safety of devotees is a fundamental responsibility of the administration and police.

He asserted that negligence in the line of duty would not be tolerated under any circumstances and directed that accountability be established in connection with the incident.

The Chief Minister also called for stringent action against those found responsible, making it clear that lapses affecting public safety would be treated seriously.

₹4 Lakh Compensation for Families of Deceased

Apart from disciplinary action, the Chief Minister announced financial assistance for families affected by the accident.

In an announcement made through social media, he stated that the government had issued directions to provide compensation according to the severity of the loss or injuries.

Under the announced assistance:

  • ₹4 lakh each will be provided to the families of those who died in the accident.
  • ₹2 lakh each will be given to people who sustained serious injuries.
  • ₹50,000 each will be provided to other injured individuals.

The financial assistance is intended to support families dealing with the consequences of the accident.

Free Medical Treatment for All Injured

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav also directed that all those injured in the accident receive free medical treatment.

The affected families belong to Gwalior, Shivpuri and Sheopur districts. The state government has instructed the concerned authorities to ensure that the injured receive necessary medical care without financial burden.

The announcement of free treatment accompanies the compensation measures for the deceased and injured.

Ministers Edal Singh Kansana and Rakesh Shukla Directed to Reach Gwalior

To oversee the situation following the accident, the Chief Minister instructed state ministers Edal Singh Kansana and Rakesh Shukla to reach Gwalior.

Their visit is intended to facilitate coordination with the local administration and ensure that necessary assistance reaches the affected families.

The Chief Minister has directed the administration to respond to the incident with seriousness, particularly regarding the treatment of injured persons and assistance to bereaved families.

CM Mohan Yadav Offers Prayers to Baba Mahakal

Expressing grief over the loss of lives, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav prayed to Baba Mahakal for peace for the departed souls and strength for their families.

He also wished for the speedy recovery of those injured in the accident.

The Chief Minister’s response combines disciplinary measures against police personnel with financial assistance, medical support and administrative intervention for the affected families.

The action against nine police officials underscores the state government’s stated position that negligence affecting the safety of devotees and the general public will invite strict accountability.

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