Tirupati:
Following the tragic stampede on the Tirupati Balaji Temple, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday introduced an ex-gratia of Rs 25 lakh for the households of the deceased, together with offering contract jobs. The injured can even be granted particular darshan on the temple on Friday.
The announcement got here after CM Naidu visited the positioning of the stampede, which passed off on January 8 and resulted within the lack of six lives, with practically 40 folks sustaining accidents.
“Rs 25 Lakhs ex-gratia and contract job will probably be offered to the households of the deceased. 35 injured victims will probably be offered darshan tomorrow,” stated CM.
Talking concerning the incident, Mr Naidu assured {that a} judicial inquiry can be ordered to conduct an intensive investigation and supply an in depth report.
“Judicial inquiry will probably be ordered into the incident to submit an in depth report. Two officers – Goshala director Arunadh Reddy and one police personnel have been suspended. SP, AEO Gautami and yet one more particular person are being transferred,” he added.
Mr Naidu additional acknowledged that the safety preparations for crowd administration had “failed”.
“I am not blaming anybody. I have been in politics for the final 45 years. Safety was deployed however extra precautions ought to have been taken. The officers who have been deployed failed. If that they had launched them half an hour or one hour prior, this would not have occurred. Higher coordination is required,” stated the Chief Minister
In the meantime, YSRCP chief and former CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy visited Tirupati to fulfill with the victims and provide help.
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin additionally expressed his condolences and introduced monetary help of Rs 2 lakh to the households of the victims who died within the stampede.
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