Tejashwi, Congress seek probe into incident

Tejashwi, Congress seek probe into incident
In a heartfelt response to the tragic stampede at the Nalanda temple that claimed nine lives, Bihar's opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav and Congress head Rajesh Ram expressed their condolences. Both politicians held the administration accountable for this heartbreaking incident, calling for a thorough investigation and urging the government to ensure adequate healthcare for those injured.
Patna: Leader of opposition in the state assembly, Tejashwi Prasad Yadav, and Bihar Congress chief Rajesh Ram on Tuesday expressed condolences over the Nalanda temple stampede that claimed nine lives.Praying to God for the “peace of the departed souls and the speedy recovery of the injured,” Tejashwi said while expressing “heartfelt condolences for the bereaved families.” He also held “administrative mismanagement” responsible for the incident.
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“The incident caused by administrative mismanagement, resulting in the death of nine devotees, is deeply saddening,” Tejashwi said, while also demanding a “high-level inquiry into the incident,” besides urging the “govt and district administration to ensure proper medical treatment for the injured.”The state Congress headquarters here observed a two-minute silence to mourn the deceased. Later, the party’s state chief Rajesh Ram held the state govt totally responsible for the stampede, pointing out that not a single policeman had been deployed for the security of the devotees. “The BJP-JD(U) govt has totally failed in ensuring the security of the devotees who had come in large numbers to offer prayers at the temple,” Ram said.
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About the AuthorAbhay Singh

Having done higher secondary from Sainik School Telaiya, Hazaribagh (now in Jharkhand), graduated in history from Patna College. Started as a freelance journalist for Free Press Journal (Mumbai) from Patna, and then joined The Times of India, Patna, as a staff reporter, got promoted to senior reporter, and later, briefly functioned as news editor. In reporting, initially covered districts like Darbhanga and Bhagalpur on events and various aspects, and then from Patna, have covered state politics, political parties, elections, state assembly, government, cabinet, departments like finance, irrigation and a few others, also CM, occasionally PM's tours, and social issues. Have written two books -- first, Bihar in Messianic Times, second, The First Address, on the Governor House (Bihar), commissioned by the Response (Advertisement) wing of The Times Of India, Patna.

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