Narayan Sakaar Hari alias Bhole Baba, in his first reaction to the Hathras stampede which killed 121 people on July 2, said that whoever has come to this Earth has to depart one day.
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati alleged on Wednesday that the SIT report presented on the Hathras stampede incident was politically motivated.
A three-member team of the Judicial Commission, which is investigating the case of 121 deaths in a stampede at the satsang of religious leader Narayan Sakar Vishwa Hari Bhole Baba in Hathras on July 2
The Uttar Pradesh Police on Friday arrested Dev Prakash Madhukar, the key accused in the tragic stampede at a 'satsang' (religious congregation) in Hathras that claimed the lives of as many as 121 people, mostly women.
After visiting the families of four deceased in Pilkhana, the Congress MP leader reached Hathras Green Park to meet the families of the victims there. Speaking to the media, he said the state government should help the poor families wholeheartedly at their hour of need.
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi arrived at Pilakhna village in Aligarh on Friday morning, to meet with the families of the victims of the Hathras stampede that claimed the lives of 121 people and left over a dozen injured.
Leader of the opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi left for stampede-affected Hathras.
A notification in this regard was issued by Governor Anandiben Patel late on Wednesday night.
In a statement, Hari expressed his condolences over the incident and claimed that the chaos erupted a long time after he had already left the venue.
The tragic stampede in Hathras, Uttar Pradesh, which claimed lives of more than 120 people, predominantly women, is a sombre reminder of the critical importance of crowd management and public safety at large gatherings.
