Tirupati Temple Stampede: What Triggered The Tragic Tirupati Stampede? Tirupati Balaji Temple

Tirupati Temple Stampede: What Triggered The Tragic Tirupati Stampede? Tirupati Balaji Temple

7 killed and over 40 injured in Tirupati stampede on January 8. As per reports, overcrowding and unregulated token distribution sparked a deadly Tirupati stampede. The incident occurred when large crowds surged at distribution centers like Vishnu Nivasam and Padmavati Park as gates were opened to assist an unwell devotee. Devotees, many of whom had queued since morning, rushed forward, overwhelming the token distribution process. Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) had announced the issuance of 1.2 lakh tokens via 94 counters but failed to manage the sudden surge. Authorities fear the death toll may rise due to victims suffering critical injuries. Police and vigilance teams have been deployed to manage the crisis, and TTD is set to revise the token distribution system.

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