Covid claimed 35 village sarpanches in Maharashtra
IANS / Updated: Jun 29, 2021, 09:02 IST
Maharashtra have fallen prey to the
Covid-19 pandemic in the past 16 months, officials said here on Monday.
A delegation of sarpanches, comprising eight men and six women, called on Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari at Raj Bhavan and conveyed this information to him.
They told the Governor that since more than 35 sarpanches have been felled by Covid-19 in the past over a year, the state government should extend financial assistance to their families or dependents.
The delegation, which was led by
Sarpanch Parishad s regional president Datta Kakde-Patil, handed over a memorandum of various demands to the Governor.
Covid claimed 35 village sarpanches in Maharashtra
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