Kolkata Durga Puja Pandal Stampede: Several Feared Dead, Dozens Injured

A reported stampede at the Sarada Park (Chor Bagan) Durga Puja pandal in north Kolkata has raised serious concerns after reports said at least 17 people were feared dead and more than 35 injured. The incident reportedly occurred around 7:40 PM amid heavy rain and a sudden surge in the crowd.

The incident prompted an immediate response from police, fire services and disaster management teams. Authorities have closed the pandal to visitors as emergency personnel assist the injured and manage the situation. Reports from local media indicate that injured people were taken to Kolkata Medical College and Hospital for treatment.

The reported death toll remains subject to updates as authorities assess the incident. The circumstances surrounding the crowd surge are still being examined, and further official information is awaited.

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