kolkata on monday chief minister mamata banerjee laid wreaths on the bodies of four accident victims whose remains were brought back in ambulances near the vidyasagar setu toll plaza she later went to sskm hospital and spoke with the injured who were being treated therebanerjee is scheduled to hand over compensation cheques to the kin of the dead and injured on wednesday rs 5 lakh per death rs 1 lakh for serious injuries and rs 25000 for minor injuries the state government will also provide relief of rs 10000 and subsistence allowance of rs 2000 for the next four months to several who might not have been injured but traumatised by the accidenti would ask the political party making the most noise to first worry about the injured and stand by the families who have lost their loved ones in the tragic accident rather than doing politics the cm said i have no wish to engage in a titfortat exercise with them i would rather stand by the people than do politics and engage in titfortat with other political partiesbanerjee also criticised the move to hand over the accident probe to the cbi they are trying to conceal facts the cm said adding i had also handed the gyaneswari train disaster probe to the cbi but there has been no result in the past 12 years similarly the sainthia accident too was given to the cbi but is yet to yield any result people should know the truth and the facts should not be suppressed instead of standing by the affected people and lending out a helping hand they are busy concealing facts