Welcome to our agenda setting newsbreak today. It is not every day that we see IAS officers being hailed as heroes by common man neither is it a common phenomenon that an IAS officer's active involvement towards tackling drought within a short span of 18 months helps people survive summer. It is not surprising then, that 36-year-old Anurag Tiwari who was found dead in Lucknow last year is still called the waterman of Bidar, the district he served for a short stint of 18 months. It was May 17, last year when the IAS officer was found dead near a guest house in Lucknow. Today marks the 357th day since the family got the unfortunate news. And today also marks 357 days of complete apathy shown towards Anurag's family. On this special broadcast we will get you sensational details of how Karnataka Govt conveniently turned a blind eye to 22 letters written by Anurag. We will get you the undeniable proof of how no gratuity; no compensation has been paid to Anurag Tiwari's family.
