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Rath Yatra: One killed in freak accident, 70 injured in various incidents on 'Suna Besha' ritual day in Puri

Rath Yatra: One killed in freak accident, 70 injured in various incidents on 'Suna Besha' ritual day in Puri

Deccan Herald15 hours ago
The incidents occurred a week after three devotees were killed and 50 others injured in a stampede outside the Gundicha temple in Puri.
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