Lessons not learned from Janmashtami accident, crowd of worshipers gathered in Banke Bihari temple, woman unconscious from suffocation

Mathur: Even after the accident during the Mangla Aarti on Janmashtami, the administration has yet to take notice of the Banke Bihari temple. Also on Sunday, a 33-year-old woman who had come here for darshan fainted in the crowd of devotees. Seeing the woman faint, the police present at the temple premises admitted her to Ramakrishna Mission Sevashram for treatment. The health office set up in the temple is just for show. The doctors who sit here come to work mornings and evenings. The problem is that doctors don’t even have the resources to deal with emergencies.

Woman faints from lack of breath
Meanwhile, a 33-year-old woman residing in the Adarsh ​​Nagar settlement of Ballabhgarh, who was part of the Faridabad devotee team, fainted due to dampness and shortness of breath in the crowd. As soon as the woman fainted, there was chaos in the temple premises. It is said that there was a crowd of devotees in the temple premises. It was becoming difficult to breathe because of the crowds and the humidity. The unconscious woman was admitted to Ramakrishna Mission Sevashram for treatment.

There is a huge crowd in the temple. There is huge crowd pressure in the streets and at the temple gate, but even after that, no special arrangements have been made to control the crowd. On Saturday, on the occasion of the full moon, a huge crowd gathered at the Thakur Banke Bihari temple for darshan, while on Sunday morning there was a huge crowd in the temple.

Let us tell you that recently, on the occasion of Janmashtami, there was a sudden stampede in Banke Bihari temple, in which two people died. Many people were injured in this stampede.