In request made Stampage at Maha Kumbh on January 29The Uttar Pradesh Government has notified the Allahabad High Court that on February 22, the notice has extended the term of the Judicial Commission to investigate the incident, and the scope of the investigation now includes investigations into property losses and property damage.
The committee will now study Maha Kumbh Mela The administration coordinated the stampede with the regional government, which should have 30 lives and injured several others. The judicial bench, composed of Chief Justice Arun Bhansali and Justice Kshitij shailendra, then disposes the PIL filed by advocate Suresh Chandra Pandey.
The petitioner believes that the Judicial Commission, which constitutes a government, is required to conduct a “limited” investigation that does not include lifelong or property damage.
PIL noted that the committee’s investigation only includes how the incidents occur and how such incidents will be prevented in the future.
The state government informed the High Court that the existing reference clause (inquiry) had been extended to investigate the loss of life and property due to the stampede and asked about coordination between Mera and the district government and the health department during the stampede.
“In view of the expansion of the scope of the inquiry, the notice dated 22.02.2025, the request made has been taken care of…” said Besch on the bench.
