At least six individuals have lost their lives, and many others sustained injuries following a stampede that occurred at a temple in Tirupati, located in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, India. The incident took place on Wednesday evening during a significant 10-day festival dedicated to Lord Venkateswara Swamy.
One of India’s wealthiest temples has apologised after six people were killed and dozens more injured in a crush as they queued for tickets to a festival which attracts hundreds of thousands each year.
HYDERABAD – At least six people were killed and several others injured late on Jan 8 in a stampede in southern India after thousands of devotees queued outside one of the most visited Hindu temples to collect tokens for a free visit to the deity.
At least six people were crushed to death at a Hindu religious gathering in India, with several more injured, officials said on Jan. 9. A huge crowd had gathered to collect entrance tokens to visit the Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh when the stampede broke out on Jan. 8.
A tragic stampede at the Venkateshwara Swamy Temple in Tirupati has resulted in at least six deaths and left many others injured. The incident occurred on Wednesday night (January 8), just days before the commencement of the highly anticipated Vaikuntha Dwar Darshanam, which begins on January 10.
HYDERABAD: At least six people were killed and several others injured late on Wednesday in a stampede in southern India after thousands of devotees queued outside one of the most visited Hindu temples to collect tokens for a free visit to the deity.
A minimum of 6 people were killed and 35 hurt in a stampede near one of India’s busiest, and richest, temples, after countless devout Hindus gathered to protect free check out passes, authorities said on Thursday.
Six people are dead and dozens were left injured after a stampede erupted near a temple in southern India on Wednesday, Jan. 8. Authorities said the chaos stemmed from thousands of devotees who gathered to collect free passes for the temple.
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