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Kolkata Stampede Aftermath: A Somber Immersion Amidst Unanswered Questions

A week after a tragic stampede during Durga Puja, the immersion of the Chorbagan idol was marked by silence and investigation. Who is accountable for this disaster?

Indian Cockroach Desk25 October 2026, 2:31 am IST1 min read
Source:NDTV
Kolkata Stampede Aftermath: A Somber Immersion Amidst Unanswered Questions

Kolkata Stampede Aftermath: A Somber Immersion Amidst Unanswered Questions

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In the wake of a devastating stampede that left many questioning safety measures during the festive season, the immersion of the Chorbagan Durga idol took place quietly this Saturday. Approximately 30 men carried the idol, which had attracted large crowds to one of Kolkata's most artistic Durga Puja pandals this year. However, the pandal remains sealed as authorities continue their investigation into the tragic incident.

The stampede raised serious concerns about the safety protocols in place during such large gatherings. What steps are being taken to ensure the safety of citizens in future celebrations? Who will be held accountable for the lack of adequate measures that led to the chaos?

As reported by NDTV, the need for transparency and accountability from officials is critical. The festival, meant to celebrate culture and unity, has now become a somber reminder of the risks faced by ordinary citizens. Citizens deserve answers and action to prevent such tragedies from happening again.

Source: NDTV

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