7 people have been reported to have died in a stampede that took place on the footway of Mansa Devi temple in Haridwar. There was chaos after this accident. The police administration was immediately informed about the incident. Immediately after which the local administration and relief rescue teams reached the spot. Relief work was started at the scene.

CM Pushkar Singh Dhami has expressed grief on this matter and has announced to provide financial support to the families of the deceased. CM Dhami has also given guidelines to the officials to deal with the situation. Along with this, instructions have also been given for magisterial inquiry into this matter.

CM Dhami announces compensation of compensation

While tweeting on this incident, CM Dhami wrote- “The news of the death of 6 people in the heart -ridden accident on Mansa Devi temple route of Haridwar is very sad. It is a prayer to God to give the soul of the disabled to the place and the mournful families to bear this immense sorrow. The state government will provide assistance of Rs 2-2 lakh to the families of the deceased and Rs 50,000 thousand to the injured. Along with this, instructions have been given for magisterial inquiry of the incident. “

The injured were taken to the hospital- CM Dhami

At the same time, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami said on the stampede at Mansa Devi temple in Haridwar, “A very unfortunate incident occurred near the stairs of Mansa Devi temple in Haridwar at around 9 am today. A rumor spread, due to which the stampede caused a stampede in which six people lost their lives and many others were injured. Rescue operations have been taken, rescue operations are released.

The incident occurred due to rumor of electric current

It is being told that this incident happened due to rumors of electric current. At the same time, after the accident on the way to Mansa Devi temple in Haridwar, SDRF personnel have been deployed on Mansa Devi Marg. A local person says, there is no electricity connection on this path, so how can electricity come? A devotee told that there was a crowd on the way to Mansa Devi and the second or third day of Sawan, as well as Sunday and public holiday, so the crowd increased. “