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Indore Temple Accident Live Updates: FIR against two temple trust members for culpable homicide not amounting to murder A case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder was registered on Friday against two members of the trust of the Indore temple where a floor cave-in a day earlier hurtled devotees into a stepwell, killing 36 persons, a police official said. The slab constructed on top of an ancient 'bawdi' or stepwell had collapsed during a 'havan' programme held on the occasion of Ram Navami at the Beleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Temple located in Patel Nagar area here on Thursday. Stay with TOI for all live updates: Read Less Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Madhya Pradesh capital Bhopal on Saturday to take part in the ongoing Combined Commanders' Conference and also flag off a Vande Bharat service to Delhi. However, a roadshow scheduled to be held to welcome and thank the PM stands cancelled due to Thursday's Indore temple tragedy in which 36 persons died, a Bharatiya Janata Party functionary said. (PTI) An eerie silence pervades Patel Nagar in Indore where 36 devotees fell to their death after the roof of a 'bawdi' (stepwell) collapsed at a temple during a Ram Navami programme on Thursday. The tragedy, which snuffed out the lives of 21 women and two children, is the worst in the city's history, according to those living in the temple's vicinity. Bodies kept coming out of the bawdi for 24 hours, they said. (PTI) A First Information Report was registered again...

An FIR was registered into the matter. The state government also ordered an inquiry. "An FIR was registered, and a magisterial inquiry was ordered into the incident. Action will be taken against those found responsible. The current priority is the rescue operation," Chouhan said. He further added that the injured would be treated free of cost.

Rescuers on Friday pulled out 23 more bodies from a stepwell that collapsed at Beleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal temple in Madhya Pradesh’s Rescuers at the temple in Indore. (ANI) Read here: Eighteen other people are being treated at hospitals across the city, officials said, with chief minister The Indore police have also registered a case of culpable homicide against the chairman of the temple trust, Sewaram Galani, and the secretary of the trust, AK Sabnani, both of whom are still at large. Recounting the horror, the survivors said that the top of the stepwell was constructed without any concrete reinforcements, and that the unchecked crowding at the temple on Thursday led to it collapsing. Laxminarayan Sharma, head priest at the temple, said that the havan and prayers on Ram Navami are usually organised just outside the temple. “But this year, there was construction ongoing, so they took place inside. The roof of the stepwell was constructed without any concrete, and only had stone slabs and iron rods, which collapsed,” said Sharma, who was rescued from the well. The stone slabs and iron bars covering the 20-feet-deep pool of water and mud collapsed at around 11.30am on Thursday when at least 50 people were at the temple for the Ram Navami prayers. Fifteen people were pulled out in the immediate aftermath using ropes, but most others that fell died due to suffocation or impact injuries, senior officials said. Rajesh Yadav, who had gone to the temple alone for the prayers and ...

March 30, 2023 | 03:11 pm 2 min read The stepwell at the Beleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Temple in Indore caved in while Ram Navami celebrations were underway At least 13 people have died after the Beleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Temple built on an ancient stepwell caved in while devotees were celebrating Earlier reports said that around 25-30 people standing on the roof fell into the well. Reportedly, the roof of the bavdi, or large well, collapsed due to its inability to support the load. CM Chouhan directs Indore administration to speed up rescue Meanwhile, MP Chief Minister Chouhan also announced an ex-gratia of Rs. 5 lakh to the kin of the deceased and Rs. 50,000 to those hurt. Per ANI, the Over 25 people fell into the stepwell In a major accident in Indore's Mahadev Jhulelal Temple, more than 25 people fell into a stepwell. The incident happened on the occasion of Ram Navami as the temple witnessed rush. The roof of the stepwell reportedly collapsed which caused the accident. What are stepwells? Stepwells are large wells with corridors of steps descending to the water level. They numbered in the thousands in western India, shaping subterranean architecture and serving as a primary source of water for the people who lived there from the 7th to the 19th centuries. 2 died in stampede at Mathura temple on Janmashtami Uncontrolled footfall during Mangla Aarti at Mathura's Banke Bihari temple in Uttar Pradesh on the occasion of Janmashtami in August last year killed two people and i...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed anguish at the mishap and tweeted,“Extremely pained by the mishap in Indore. Spoke to CM Shivraj Chouhan Ji and took an update on the situation. The state government is spearheading rescue and relief work at a quick pace. My prayers with all those affected and their families.” (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

• The rescue operation by NDRF and SDRF teams is currently underway. • A large number of people had gathered on the roof of the ancient bavdi and it caved in, said an eyewitness. • Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said he is in touch with district officials. 14 people lost their lives after a stepwell collapsed at the Shri Baleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Temple in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore city on Thursday. Around 19 people were rescued initially following the tragic accident, which took place when the Ram Navami celebrations were underway. Talking about the incident Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan had said earlier, “11 bodies have been recovered so far. The rescue operation is on at Indore’s Beleshwar Mahadev temple.” VIDEO | “11 bodies have been recovered so far. The rescue operation is on (At Indore’s Beleshwar Mahadev temple),” says Madhya Pradesh CM — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) The tragic accident took place when Ram Navami celebrations were underway. Later the Indore Collector Dr Ilayaraja T said that in fact 14 people have lost their lives in the tragedy. “The death toll has risen to 14. The process of de-watering is being carried out. CM is monitoring the situation continuously”, Ilayaraja was quoted as saying. We have also spoken regarding the movement of the Army. A small team has been moved for the location. NDRF is working too, he added. “A large number of people had gathered on the roof of the ancient bavdi and it caved in as it was u...

Mar 31, 2023, 09:43AM IST Source: Mirror Now The tragic incident at the Shri Beleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Temple in Indore has claimed the lives of 35 people, with several others reported missing. During the Ram Navami celebration, the roof of the temple's stepwell collapsed, causing several people to fall into the well. According to Indore Collector Illiya Raja T, more than 50 people fell into the well, and most of them belonged to the same family. The incident is a heartbreaking reminder of the need for safety measures during public gatherings and events. Our thoughts and condolences are with the families and friends of the victims during this difficult time.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed anguish at the mishap and tweeted,“Extremely pained by the mishap in Indore. Spoke to CM Shivraj Chouhan Ji and took an update on the situation. The state government is spearheading rescue and relief work at a quick pace. My prayers with all those affected and their families.” (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

• The rescue operation by NDRF and SDRF teams is currently underway. • A large number of people had gathered on the roof of the ancient bavdi and it caved in, said an eyewitness. • Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said he is in touch with district officials. 14 people lost their lives after a stepwell collapsed at the Shri Baleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Temple in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore city on Thursday. Around 19 people were rescued initially following the tragic accident, which took place when the Ram Navami celebrations were underway. Talking about the incident Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan had said earlier, “11 bodies have been recovered so far. The rescue operation is on at Indore’s Beleshwar Mahadev temple.” VIDEO | “11 bodies have been recovered so far. The rescue operation is on (At Indore’s Beleshwar Mahadev temple),” says Madhya Pradesh CM — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) The tragic accident took place when Ram Navami celebrations were underway. Later the Indore Collector Dr Ilayaraja T said that in fact 14 people have lost their lives in the tragedy. “The death toll has risen to 14. The process of de-watering is being carried out. CM is monitoring the situation continuously”, Ilayaraja was quoted as saying. We have also spoken regarding the movement of the Army. A small team has been moved for the location. NDRF is working too, he added. “A large number of people had gathered on the roof of the ancient bavdi and it caved in as it was u...

Indore temple accident: At least 25 people are feared trapped after they fell into a well as roof of Shri Beleshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Temple caved in during Ram Navami celebration in the Patel Nagar area in Indore. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said said he was deeply pained by the mishap and assured that the state government is spearheading rescue work. In the video footage, cops can be seen trying to pull people out of the well using ropes. So far, five people have been rescued while 20 people are still said to be trapped. A video of the incident showed chaos outside the temple following the incident as locals gathered in large number to assist the rescue operation. The accident took place when devotees were sitting on the floor during hawan at the temple. Under the floor was a Bawadi (stepwell). The cement seal of the stepwell collapsed and devotees fell into the well. The old well was covered with a concrete slab in the courtyard of Lord Shiva temple in Patel Nagar. The concrete caved in due to load as a huge number of devotees turned up at the temple, Bhanwarkuan police said. The victims fell into the water and clung to the hanging debris of the concrete and iron mesh to save themselves.