Families in Indore are mourning the tragic loss of loved ones due to contaminated tap water, with at least 15 reported deaths and hundreds falling ill. The crisis has been attributed to the presence of bacteria, including antibiotic-resistant E. coli, found in drinking water, which has caused a diarrhoea outbreak across the city. Local authorities, including the Chief Minister, have faced criticism for their handling of the situation, as frustrated residents recount complaints of the unsafe water being ignored for days. Multiple officials have been removed from their positions as investigations continue and public outcry grows. Prominent political leaders have accused the government of negligence and demanded urgent action to ensure access to clean water as a fundamental right.