New Delhi [India], Rajya Sabha members have expressed their concern and grief over the Hathras stampede incident that occurred yesterday.
Expressing her concern, Rajya Sabha member Renuka Chowdhury said, "This is a very unfortunate incident. Most of the women have died in this incident."
Furthermore, she questioned what the government would do to compensate the family's losses and said, "The so-called gender-friendly government should do something about this. The next step is to see what the government does to compensate the family's losses." people and their families."
Further, KTS Tulsi added, "This is a very tragic incident that has occurred. It is high time that standard procedures are maintained. It is very tragic that the government is not able to control these mishaps. The government needs to do something about this. "
Furthermore, Rajni Patil also expressed her concern and said that if the government could not protect the people from the incident, what would it do?
"The question is, if the Yogi government cannot protect the people from this incident, what will it do?" "Many people have died. This is a very unfortunate incident. Action needs to be taken," he said.
Forensic teams, together with a canine brigade, have begun their inspection at the scene of the incident. A member of the forensic team said that the devotees' belongings, such as footwear and sheets, were found at the scene.
"There are no specific things to collect from here, it is just the belongings of the devotees, such as shoes and sheets used for sitting. However, we could not reveal what else we have found," said the member of the forensic team.
According to an official statement from the Relief Commissioner's Office, the death toll in the Hathras stampede, which occurred during a Satsang, has risen to 121, while 35 people have been injured so far.
The incident occurred at the Hathras Satsang on Tuesday as the uncontrollable crowd left the venue and those sitting on the ground were crushed.
According to an FIR charged against Devprakash Madhukar aka 'Mukha Sewadar' and the other organizers of the Satsang, the incident took place as the uncontrollable crowd left the venue and those sitting on the ground were crushed.
The organizing committee had used sticks in an attempt to forcibly stop the crowd in the water and on muddy fields, so the pressure of the crowd increased and women, men and children continued to be crushed.
The case has been registered under Sections 105, 110, 126 (2), 223 and 238 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) of the FIR.
Expressing her concern, Rajya Sabha member Renuka Chowdhury said, "This is a very unfortunate incident. Most of the women have died in this incident."
Furthermore, she questioned what the government would do to compensate the family's losses and said, "The so-called gender-friendly government should do something about this. The next step is to see what the government does to compensate the family's losses." people and their families."
Further, KTS Tulsi added, "This is a very tragic incident that has occurred. It is high time that standard procedures are maintained. It is very tragic that the government is not able to control these mishaps. The government needs to do something about this. "
Furthermore, Rajni Patil also expressed her concern and said that if the government could not protect the people from the incident, what would it do?
"The question is, if the Yogi government cannot protect the people from this incident, what will it do?" "Many people have died. This is a very unfortunate incident. Action needs to be taken," he said.
Forensic teams, together with a canine brigade, have begun their inspection at the scene of the incident. A member of the forensic team said that the devotees' belongings, such as footwear and sheets, were found at the scene.
"There are no specific things to collect from here, it is just the belongings of the devotees, such as shoes and sheets used for sitting. However, we could not reveal what else we have found," said the member of the forensic team.
According to an official statement from the Relief Commissioner's Office, the death toll in the Hathras stampede, which occurred during a Satsang, has risen to 121, while 35 people have been injured so far.
The incident occurred at the Hathras Satsang on Tuesday as the uncontrollable crowd left the venue and those sitting on the ground were crushed.
According to an FIR charged against Devprakash Madhukar aka 'Mukha Sewadar' and the other organizers of the Satsang, the incident took place as the uncontrollable crowd left the venue and those sitting on the ground were crushed.
The organizing committee had used sticks in an attempt to forcibly stop the crowd in the water and on muddy fields, so the pressure of the crowd increased and women, men and children continued to be crushed.
The case has been registered under Sections 105, 110, 126 (2), 223 and 238 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) of the FIR.
