Painful death of 6 people including the same family and their relatives in Keshav Nagar Colony under Burari area of ​​Delhi Done A total of 16 people, including this family and kinship, went to visit Mata Vaishno Devi and during the land sliding, four people living inside this same house and two relatives 6 died tragically. Two of his children are still hospitalized, one of which is in the ICU, who is struggling between life and death.,

This family lives in Keshav Nagar under Burari area, 45 -year -old Ajay and his brother 38 -year -old king, king’s wife Pinki and his 12 -year -old daughter Dipanshi died in this accident, 17 -year -old Tania and 23 -year -old call was also the daughters of her relative. She went with them from Ghaziabad and died of death.,

Family is done An accident victim

Apart from the elderly parents, there are now a small child and a baby girl in this house. The elderly princess also went on a trip with the family, But she sat in the palanquin due to her being an elderly and a girl was also seated in the palanquin., He reached up to half virgin, But the rest of the family fell victim to the accident.

,Family exploded Mountain of pain,

Since the accident, the elderly parents are also in a bad state. Now there are a small child in the house – the girl and two elders. Therefore, a mountain of pain has erupted on this family. The family is also unhappy with the help of the administration so far as the fees were charged from them even during the cremation ceremony in the crematorium., That too had to help with relatives because there was no left in the house.

The disaster was natural but after the disaster, it is also the responsibility of the administration to take care of this family., That responsibility is not seen playing the administration.

During the Vaishno Devi Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir, heavy rains and cloudbursts created a ruckus. At least 41 people died in the natural disaster on Tuesday (August 26) and Wednesday in Reasi and Doda districts. Most of these devotees were traveling to the Vaishno Devi temple. The heavy rains recorded in the last 24 hours in Jammu region caused havoc in the area. Raising the question of Omar Abdullah on the death of pilgrims, he said that despite the warning of the Meteorological Department, why the Vaishno Devi Yatra was not stopped?

On Tuesday, 34 devotees lost their lives in the sudden cloudburst near Ardhkunwari. At the same time, four people died in Doda district due to heavy rains and sudden floods in the morning. Other people have been injured at various places and the police and disaster management team is engaged in relief and rescue operations.

Why did the board not get alert after warning – Omar Abdullah

After this incident, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed deep grief over the death of the pilgrims and questioned the officials that when the Meteorological Department had already issued a warning, why the journey was not stopped. Omar said in a conversation with the media that “When we received a warning from the Meteorological Department, could we not take any steps to save the lives of those people? Why were these people on track and why were they not taken to a safe place?” He clarified that the matter will be discussed seriously later.

CM sought answers from responsibilities

The Chief Minister also said that despite knowing before the disaster, adequate steps were not taken to ensure the safety of the devotees, which is a matter of concern. He said that it is sad to know precious and an answer will be sought from the responsibilities for this.

No answer from the board so far

Vaishno Devi Yatra is conducted by Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, headed by Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha. This board monitors pilgrims in the Trikuta hills. However, despite the questions of Omar Abdullah, there is no official statement from this board as to why the journey was not stopped despite the weather alert.

This incident has raised serious questions about the disaster management policies of the administration and the safety of pilgrims. Amid relief work, the authorities have said to take additional steps for the safety of the devotees and the local people.