Bhubaneswar: Two Women Consume Poison Outside Chief Minister's Residence in Protest Against Land Dispute, Both Out of Danger
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- •Three women protested against a land dispute outside the residence of Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi in Bhubaneswar.
- •During the protest, two women consumed poison, after which they were taken to the Capital Hospital.
- •Both women were treated with potassium water and induced to vomit, after which they are out of danger.
- •Police officials said that the three women were from the Banpur area of Khurda district and were troubled by the land dispute in their area.
- •DCP Jagmohan Meena appealed to people to resolve their disputes through legal means.
Bhubaneswar, Odisha – On Sunday, two out of three women protesting against a land dispute outside the residence of Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi in Lower PMG, Bhubaneswar, suddenly consumed poison. The situation turned tense, but prompt action by the police ensured that both women were rushed to the hospital. According to police officials, the condition of both women was critical, but after receiving treatment, they are now out of danger.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Jagmohan Meena stated that on Sunday morning, three women were protesting at the designated spot outside the Chief Minister's residence in Lower PMG, demanding a resolution to the land dispute. These women were from the Banpur area of Khurda district. During the protest, police officials decided to take the women to their area so that the land dispute could be resolved immediately. DCP Meena said, "The three women were protesting at the designated spot and expressing their grievances regarding the land dispute in the Banpur area. Meanwhile, police officials prepared to take them to their area."
