A stampede-like situation occurred today at a major railway station in India after a sudden surge of passengers during festival-related travel rush, leaving several people injured, railway and local administration officials confirmed. The incident reportedly took place when multiple long-distance trains were delayed simultaneously, causing overcrowding on platforms and entry points. Emergency response teams, railway police, and medical staff were immediately deployed to control the situation, assist injured passengers, and restore order, while additional security personnel were stationed to manage crowd flow. Authorities have launched an inquiry to assess crowd management failures and safety preparedness, as the incident renewed concerns over infrastructure strain and passenger safety during peak travel seasons across the country.
Stampede-Like Situation at Major Railway Station During Festival Rush, Several Injured
