Tragedy at Hathras Satsang: Stampede Leaves Families Devastated

A tragic stampede at a religious 'satsang' in Hathras has resulted in the deaths of 121 people, mostly women. Survivors and relatives grapple with the aftermath and loss, highlighting the stark disparity between the fates of the rich and the poor during such catastrophic events.

In a heart-wrenching incident, a stampede at a 'satsang' in Hathras led to 121 fatalities, most of whom were women. Rajkumari Devi, grieving beside her sister-in-law's body, reflects on the tragedy that predominantly impacted the poor.

With her five-year-old nephew still missing, Rajkumari, who traveled from Unnao district, is overcome with sorrow and uncertainty. She voices her despair, lamenting the fate of the underprivileged in times of disaster.

Chhedi Lal, another bereaved relative, recounts the chaos as he searches for his daughter and grandson, emphasizing the need for better crowd management and safety measures during mass gatherings. Government compensation offers little solace for families shattered by this calamity.

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