Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Tribal Woman Dies After 48-Hour Fertiliser Queue
A 58-year-old woman named Bhuriya Bai from Madhya Pradesh died after standing in a long queue for two days to get fertiliser.
She was waiting at a distribution centre in Guna district.
Her family said she was there for two days, even staying overnight.
She suddenly became very sick and died.
The local government gave her family some money to help them.
A big leader in the government also said there should be an investigation to find out what happened and who was responsible.
Some people are asking why the queue was so long and if the system for giving out fertiliser is working properly.
The woman had diabetes, which might have made her health worse.
A 58-year-old tribal woman, Bhuriya Bai, died after standing in a queue for 48 hours to get fertiliser in Guna district, Madhya Pradesh.
She was in the queue for two consecutive days, including overnight, at the Bageri fertiliser distribution centre.
She suddenly fell ill, began vomiting profusely, and was rushed to a hospital where she was declared dead.
The local administration provided financial assistance of Rs 2 lakh, and an additional Rs 10,000 through the Red Cross, along with Rs 5,000 for last rites.
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia directed officials to conduct a full inquiry into the incident and promised improvements to prevent such incidents in the future.
- Who
- Bhuriya Bai, a 58-year-old tribal woman from Kushepur village
- What
- Died after standing in a queue for 48 hours to get fertiliser
- When
- Late on Wednesday night
- Where
- Bageri fertiliser distribution centre in Guna district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To obtain fertiliser, standing in a long queue for an extended period
- Victim's Name
- Bhuriya Bai
- Victim's Age
- 58
- Location of Incident
- Bageri fertiliser distribution centre, Guna district, Madhya Pradesh
- Cause of Death
- Sudden deterioration of health after standing in queue
- Financial Assistance
- Rs 2 lakh from local administration, Rs 10,000 through Red Cross, Rs 5,000 for last rites
- Inquiry Directed By
- Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia
- Victim's Health Condition
- Diabetes
Sources
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