Stampede broke out at New Delhi Railway Station claiming 18 lives. Further, Railways announced Rs 10 Lakh Ex-Gratia for families of stampede victims. Watch the latest headlines of the day in today's Speed News.
Delhi Railway Station Stampede: The stampede happened around 10 pm when thousands of devotees were heading to Prayagraj for the Maha Kumbh 2025 festival, causing severe overcrowding at the station.
Delhi Railway Station stampede: At least 18 people were killed and more than a dozen injured in the stampede that broke out late Saturday night at the crowded railway station in the national capital.
Prayagraj railway station: As per the officials, entry is allowed from the city side and exit from the Civil Lines side at the Prayagraj Junction.
Several trains were cancelled in view of the deadly stampede at New Delhi Railway Station, out of which seven were enroute to Prayagraj where the Mahakumbh is taking place.
Srtampede at New Delhi Railway Station: Officials said the chaos occurred at platform numbers 14 and 15 due to the overwhelming number of passengers waiting to board trains for Prayagraj.
A stampede at New Delhi Railway Station on Feb 15 killed 18 and injured many. Victim Sanjay’s brother recalled losing his sister in the crowd while heading to Maha Kumbh, finding her lifeless after 30 minutes.
Those seriously injured will get Rs 2.5 lakh and those with minor injuries 1 lakh, the Railways said.The stampede broke out late Saturday night at the New Delhi Railway Station.
New Delhi Railway Station Stampede: The railways formed a two-member high-level committee to investigate the matter and find the cause of the stampede at New Delhi railway station.
New Delhi Railway Station Stampede: As many as 18 people, including five minors, have lost their lives to the tragic stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station after an unprecedented crowd thronged platforms 14 and 15 on Saturday night.
In an official statement, the deputy commissioner of police (railway) said platform number 14 was already very crowded when the Prayagraj Express train was waiting there for its departure.
New Delhi Railway Station stampede: At least 18 people were killed in a fatal stampede that took place at the New Delhi Railway Station after the sudden rise of the Mahakumbh rush on Saturday night. The stampede was caused by a swell in the crowd of passengers waiting to board trains to Prayagraj.
New Delhi Railway Station Stampede Live: A day after the tragic incident at the NDLS station, a two-member high-level committee has been formed to probe the cause of the stampede. Meanwhile, the Delhi Police has also prepared the initial enquiry report.
New Delhi Railway Station tragedy: The railways ordered a two-member committee to ascertain the cause of the stampede in which 18 people lost their lives.
A stampede-like situation was on Saturday reported at New Delhi Railway Station. Preliminary reports suggest that there was a stampede on platform number 14 and 15. 18 people lost their lives which include three children.
Union Railway minister will soon reach the NDLS railway station. He reacted to the incident and said the situation is under control.
There is no stampede at New Delhi Railway Station. It is only a rumour. Northern Railways was running two planned special trains for Prayagraj, the CPRO of the Northern Railways said.
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