Mahakumbh stampede: A large tragedy took place on the night of Mauni Amavasya in Mahakumbh. That night there was a stampede and the authorities announced that 30 people had died. But now many questions are arising about this stampede. The question is whether there was a stampede at any other place other than Sangam Noj on Tuesday-Thursday night? Did DIG Vaibhav Krishna not tell the whole truth about the stampede -like situation in Jhunsi? Is the death toll only 30? If only five bodies were to be identified, then why were pictures of 24 dead bodies installed in the postmortem house? Another question with all these questions is where people went missing in Mahakumbh? Three days after the stampede, many people have not been able to locate their family members.
Many people are looking for their families.
There are many people in Mahakumbh who are wandering around in search of their families. There is one such Anuradha, who has been looking for her mother for the last three days, holding mobile phones in her hand and showing a picture of mother. People who have lost their families in the stampede in Mahakumbh are reaching the mortuary in the hope of getting them alive. Anuradha Devi has reached Prayagraj’s postmortem house. His sister is also with him. They have a son. The son is looking for his granddaughter. Anuradha has reached the morgue from the Government Assistance Center, showing his mother’s picture, but has not yet found his mother.
People are not meeting their families even after 72 hours have passed.
After this stampede, the administration has now become alert. The crowd is not being allowed to gather anywhere. Everyone is being made left hand. But Anuradha is cursing the moment when she was caught in the same crowd with her mother and others. Once when he left his mother’s hand, he did not find his mother for 72 hours. Anuradha of Darbhanga of Bihar is not the only person to seek her family. From Bihar to Bengal. People from different districts of UP are searching for their families in Prayagraj.
If 5 dead bodies have not been identified after a stampede in Mahakumbh, then why were pictures of 24 released?
Now there are two questions. The first question is that people who did not meet even after 72 hours, where did they go? And then this picture comes in the discussion, which is kept in the morgue of Prayagraj. It has pictures of 24 people. And it was claimed that people searching for their families were identified by showing these faces. And now another question arises that on January 29, on the day of the stampede, DIG Vaibhav Krishna said that 30 people have died. So far only five bodies have not been identified. Then why are 24 pictures being put out outside the post -mortem house for identity since January 30? Neither the hospital administration nor DIG Vaibhav Krishna himself has so far clarified that when 25 out of 30 bodies have been identified, then why are pictures of 24 dead bodies outside this postmortem house?
Questions are being raised about the death toll in the stampede
Now the question is arising that whenever an accident happens, the list of dead and injured is released only after their identity. Then why was the list not released even after three days of stampede in Kumbh? So now the opposition is also raising questions about the number of deaths. Amid the questions arising on the deaths of deaths, it is also true that 10 ‘missing’ centers have been set up in the fair area for missing people. That is, centers that introduce missing people to their families. According to a report, 8 out of every 10 people at this center are looking for their loved ones. But there are twenty percent of people who cannot tell the address or mobile number of their family members. These are old people.
Now the question is whether the police administration hid the video of the second stampede that surfaced immediately after the stampede near Sangam Nose on Tuesday-Thursday night and now he is not accepting it? Now many videos have come out from people’s mobile phones which are telling the truth. In which it is seen that there is a crowd of hundreds of people on the road. In this viral video, people are seen in a state of unconsciousness. What happened here after all? Eyewitnesses are telling their stories. But DIG Vaibhav Krishna of Kumbh Mela area says that the police has no idea about the second stampede and now we will get the investigation done. Regarding the disputed video, the DIG says that no one informed the police.
