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18 lives lost and 15 critically injured—was it just a fallen bag or a colossal failure in crowd management? Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw's official reply in the Rajya Sabha blamed the New Delhi Railway Station stampede on a large headload slipping from a passenger, triggering panic. But the High-Level Inquiry Report paints a more disturbing picture: growing crowd density, poor infrastructure, and overloaded passengers. The stampede occurred on FOB-3 near Platform 14/15 on February 15, 2025. Despite claims of "sufficient crowd control," the reality suggests a lack of preparedness. The opposition has slammed the government for negligence, while families of victims ask—was this preventable? This video dives into the inquiry, missing red flags, and the new security promises. Who's accountable, and is it enough? Watch the full investigation now.#newdelhistampede #railwayminister #ashwinivaishnaw #fobaccident #delhistationtragedy #railwaynews #indiangovernment #stampede2025 #rajyasabha #headloadstampede #indianrailways #passengercrisis #publicsafety #traintravelindia #breakingnews #trending #bharat #toi #toibharat #indianews
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