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Amrit Snan was postponed in the morning due to stampede, now Akhada Parishad has announced that Akhadas will take bath after the crowd disperses

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Prayagraj: There was a stampede in the Prayagraj Mahakumbh even before the second Amrit Snan i.e. Mauni Amavasya in the Mahakumbh. More than 10 people are feared dead in the accident. After this whole incident, the Panchayat Niranjani Akhara announced in the morning that the Amrit Snan will now be done on Basant Panchami. However, now the Akhada Parishad said, we will take a bath after the crowd disperses.

There was a stampede in the Mahakumbh early in the morning on the second Amrit Snan i.e. Mauni Amavasya. More than 10 people died in the accident. After this whole incident, the Panchayat Niranjani Akhara announced that now the bath will be done on Basant Panchami. However, now it has been said by the Akhada Parishad that we will take a bath after the crowd disperses.

A crowd of devotees is continuously gathering for bathing in the Mahakumbh. People are reaching Prayagraj from every corner of the country. Meanwhile, news came in the morning that a stampede broke out due to sudden increase in the crowd at Sangam Nose. The injured have been admitted to the hospital in Sector 2 of the Kumbh area. The bodies were sent to the mortuary of Prayagraj Medical College.

Akhada Parishad President Ravindra Puri has announced that the Akharas will now go for the bath. After the crowd disperses, they will now reach for the bath. The Akharas will take the bath with the chariot. However, there will be a slight decrease

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