As per a post by Hyderabad City Police, IPS officer CV Anand and Telangana Government Health Secretary Christina IAS visited the 9-year-old boy, who was injured during Pushpa 2 screening on December 4 at the Sandhya Theatre.
Allu Arjun breaks silence after his release from jail, thanking fans for their support and expressing condolences to the family affected by the tragic Sandhya Theatre stampede during the Pushpa 2 premiere.
The actor’s release came after an unexpected delay, despite being granted interim bail by the Telangana High Court in connection with a case linked to a tragic stampede.
In the latest development in the Sandhya Theatre stampede tragedy, Pushpa 2 actor Allu Arjun has been granted interim bail from the Telangana High Court. More details below.
Allu Arjun announced Rs 25 lakh to the family of a woman who died in the stampede at the *Pushpa 2* premiere. Meanwhile, Brad Pitt had suspected that Angelina Jolie's move was "calculated" amid their estrangement from their children. All of that and much more had made headlines in today’s entert
The police registered the case against the actor, his security team and the theatre management, under sections 105 and 118(1) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) at the Chikkadpally police station based on the complaint by the deceased's family.
Pushpa 2: The Rule stars Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna and Fahadh Faasil in important roles. The film is released worldwide on December 5.
The incident occurred when an electric wire snapped and came in contact with an iron railing. The wire was used for halogen lights installed for Navratri. The chaos also led to a stampede at the temple premises.
Most of the people were killed in a stampede as inmates attempted to escape Congo's overcrowded Makala Central Prison, which holds over 12,000 inmates. Congo's justice minister Constant Mutamba called it a 'premediated act of sabotage' and promised a stern response.
According to the DM, a dispute among kanwariyas might have led to the stampede which claimed seven lives and left 16 others injured. However, the exact cause of the stampede is still under investigation, and an inquiry has been ordered, officials said.
Bihar: In a tragic incident, seven people, including 3 women, were killed while 35 others were injured on Monday morning at the Siddheshwarnath Temple in Bihar's Jehanabad. Here's a look back at tragic religious gatherings from the past.
As many as seven people were killed in a stampede at Siddheshwarnath temple in Jehanabad.
The stampede-like situation occurred during the chariot pulling of Lord Balbhadra. A devotee fell during the ritual and lost his life. The injured were mostly non-critical and were discharged after primary treatment.
Follow these 5 safety measures to avoid stampedes at mass gatherings and ensure a safe experience for everyone. Learn essential crowd management tips to prevent chaos and maintain order.
Hathras stampede: The death toll in the stampede at a religious congregation in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras has risen to 121. Barring seven children and a man, all the casualties were women.
The 121 fatalities from the Hathras stampede incident include 113 women, seven children and a man. An FIR has been registered and UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has promised strict punishment for the perpetrators involved.
Hathras stampede: The stampede occurred during a 'satsang' organised by a self-styled godman, Bhole Baba alias Narayan Saakar Hari, in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras.
Stampedes at religious gatherings in India are unfortunately not uncommon occurrences. These incidents usually happen during large congregations, pilgrimages or festivals where huge crowds gather in relatively confined spaces.
Hathras stampede: The whole country expressed its condolences over the tragic incident in Hathras which claimed over 100 lives, but no statement has come from Bhole Baba yet.
Hathras stampede: The stampede occurred during a Satsang by religious preacher Bhole Baba near Phulrai village in the Sikandrarau area due to overcrowding at the event, resulting in the death of 116 people, including women and children.
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