The victims of the Karur stampede heard their heartfelt tragedies. A surviving person said that his family has suffered irreparable damage in this accident. Now he is feeling completely helpless. At the same time, one person said that due to not reaching the time of victory, the crowd increased, due to which the tragedy took place and 38 people lost their lives.
Journalists spoke to the victims of Karur stampede. During this, he narrated his heartfelt tragedy. One victim said, ‘My brother has two sons. His elder son died. We do not know where his younger son is. My brother’s wife is currently admitted in the ICU. I don’t know what to do. My son has an eye injury.
Vijay had to arrive at 9 am, but did not reach
Zakir, a relative of the stampede victim, said that Vijay was to arrive at 9 am, but he did not arrive in time. Due to this, a lot of crowd increased on the spot. He said that Thirukoilure had a huge crowd of youth and women. Zakir said that women and children should not be brought together in such rallies. It is very difficult and emotionally painful to see.
Ambulance could not go inside during stampede
In addition, another eyewitness Surya gave information about the stampede. He told that there was not enough place for people to stand up. At the time when the stampede took place, it took a long time to get people out. During this time, the ambulance could not even go inside.
TVK chief Vijay expressed deep grief over deaths in stampede
Meanwhile, Tamilga Vatri Kazhagam (TVK) chief and actor Vijay has expressed deep grief over the deaths in the Karur stampede. Also prayed for the injured people to be healthy. He said in the post on X, ‘My heart is broken. I am groaning with unbearable, indescribable pain and sorrow, which cannot be described in words. I express my deep condolences and sympathy to the families of my beloved brothers and sisters who lost my life in Karur. I pray for the people who are undergoing treatment in the hospital to get well soon.
Announced compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the families of the deceased
Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announced a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the families of the victims who lost their lives in the stampede. Also announced a assistance of one lakh rupees for the injured who were undergoing treatment in hospitals. In addition, the CM also announced the formation of a member inquiry commission under the chairmanship of retired High Court Judge Justice Aruna Jagdishan, which will conduct a thorough investigation and submit a report to the government.
PM Modi expressed condolences to the victim families
Apart from this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed deep condolences to the victim families. He wrote in the post on X, ‘The unfortunate incident during a political rally in Karur, Tamil Nadu is very sad. My condolences are with families who have lost their loved ones. I wish to provide them strength in this difficult time. I wish all the injured to get well soon.