Author: Subhadra Srivastava

HATHRAS: In Navipur village, 23 km from Fulrai, a stampede during Bhole Baba’s satsang tragically claimed 121 lives. Eyewitnesses, including survivor Pushpa Devi, described how intoxicated attendees from Etah deliberately incited the stampede. Despite warnings, Pushpa’s sister Asha, driven by the crowd’s frenzy, tragically lost her life. The incident has sparked questions about event security […]

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"In that crowd, some people from Etah had come drunk; I even scolded them for coming intoxicated to a holy place like a satsang. But they incited the stampede," recounted Pushpa Devi, one of the survivors.

The Hathras stampede has left a grim toll - 121 lives lost, families shattered. Amidst the political blame game, the cries of bereaved families echo unheard.

HATHRAS: Amid the serene chants and spiritual fervour at a satsang in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, tragedy struck with deadly force. Among those severely injured was Head Constable Sheela Maurya, a 50-year-old officer stationed in Hathras. Recounting the harrowing events, she stated, “My duty was right in front of the stage. As soon as Baba’s satsang […]

NEW DELHI: “I got trampled under the people. I was crushed under the men”, said 5-year-old Labi, visibly injured and anxious as he narrated the horrors of the stampede that occurred on Tuesday during a satsang of Bhole Baba, a self-styled godman, in a small village of Uttar Pradesh’s Hathras. Unbeknownst to the attendees, the serene […]

Two sisters missing in the Hathras stampede incident were found by unknown persons and taken to their house. They were further then taken to the Sikandra Rao Trauma Center in Hathras for further treatment. When asked who had dropped them off, the survivor Taramati said, “We were unconscious. We didn't know where we were. When I briefly regained consciousness, I told them the address of my granddaughter, so they dropped us off, but we don’t know who dropped us.”

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