Deepak Soni, the editor of 'Swarn Mangalam', died in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, after suffering critical injuries in a road accident while en route to an agricultural fair in Raisen. His family reported that an ambulance was not available for two to three hours, forcing them to arrange private transport. They allege that ambulances were engaged in VIP duties for an event attended by prominent political figures, including Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. The Civil Surgeon, Yashpal Baliyan, confirmed that all ambulances were occupied, raising concerns about the prioritization of VIPs over urgent medical needs. This incident has sparked outrage among journalists and citizens, leading to demands for an investigation and accountability. Minister of State for Public Health and Medical Education, Narendra Patel, expressed condolences and assured that if negligence is found, appropriate action will be taken against responsible parties. Senior journalist Deepak Kagar highlighted the distressing nature of the situation, emphasizing the struggle faced by Soni's family during a critical time.