Four devotees of Faizabad killed in Jammu and Kashmir, 16 injured in six Gonda
A bus full of about 20 pilgrims from Ahmedabad and Amravati villages of Rudauli Kotwali area of Faizabad district has turned into a ditch in the Riasi district of Jammu and Kashmir. Four devotees died in the incident. While 16 devotees were injured. The victims are being treated in GMC Jammu.
Uttar Pradesh's Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed deep sorrow over the incident. He sent Ramchandra Yadav, BJP legislator of Rudauli, to bury the relatives of the dead and the injured. In this compliance, the MLA Mr. Yadav Rudauli's SDM Pankaj Singh and Tehsildar Ramjanam Yadav along with the relatives of the dead and injured were brought to the house. He assured the entire BJP government to stand with him in the hour of grief.
Rekha (38) wife Rajkamal, Ayodhya Prasad (36) son Ramkishun, Sushila (34) wife Ayodhya Prasad, experience (13) son Ayodhya Prasad and progress (10) daughter Rajkamal The deceased were identified as Deepak Mishra, 36, son Avadhesh Mishra, Gulab Singh Yadav, 38, son Maniram, Sagar, 58, son Maniram, Princesa (10) daughter Ramdas, Ramdas (32) son Manik Chandra, Surikala (55) wife Mann Apart from K. Chandra, Nathu (32) son Bhagvane and Lallu (61) son Mathuradas, relatives of Deepak Mishra who belong to Gonda district, Ram Gopal (42) son Devi Prasad, Gudiya (40) wife Ram Gopal, Kedarnath (39) Son Yamuna Prasad, Renu (37) wife Kedarnath, Durga Prasad (23) son Ramesh Kumar and Reshma Yadav (38) wife Maniram Yadav went to Jammu on April 3. After the visit of Vaishno Devi, all these pilgrims were going to the Darshan of the famous Shivkheera cave on April 6 at two o'clock in the afternoon.
The driver lost control of the bus going on a high speed, and the bus full of devotees fell into a deep ditch near Ramnagar. In the accident, 34-year-old Sushila, 34, wife of Ayodhya Pratap, resident of Ahmedabad village, Deepak Mishra (36) and Gulab Singh Yadav (38) and resident of Amravati village died and 13 year old son died. Apart from this, treatment of 16 people is going on in GMC Jammu. This was confirmed by Ramchandra Yadav, MLA of Rudauli and Chairman of the Joint Committee of Public Enterprises and Joint Committee.
He said that the state's Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed deep sorrow over the incident. The Chief Minister sought information from the Jammu and Kashmir government for the whole incident. Besides, there has been a demand for no shortage of treatment for the injured. The MLA told that the Jammu and Kashmir government will help the families of the deceased. Apart from this, financial assistance will also be provided to the Uttar Pradesh government.
Rekha (38) wife Rajkamal, Ayodhya Prasad (36) son Ramkishun, Sushila (34) wife Ayodhya Prasad, experience (13) son Ayodhya Prasad and progress (10) daughter Rajkamal The deceased were identified as Deepak Mishra, 36, son Avadhesh Mishra, Gulab Singh Yadav, 38, son Maniram, Sagar, 58, son Maniram, Princesa (10) daughter Ramdas, Ramdas (32) son Manik Chandra, Surikala (55) wife Mann Apart from K. Chandra, Nathu (32) son Bhagvane and Lallu (61) son Mathuradas, relatives of Deepak Mishra who belong to Gonda district, Ram Gopal (42) son Devi Prasad, Gudiya (40) wife Ram Gopal, Kedarnath (39) Son Yamuna Prasad, Renu (37) wife Kedarnath, Durga Prasad (23) son Ramesh Kumar and Reshma Yadav (38) wife Maniram Yadav went to Jammu on April 3. After the visit of Vaishno Devi, all these pilgrims were going to the Darshan of the famous Shivkheera cave on April 6 at two o'clock in the afternoon.
The driver lost control of the bus going on a high speed, and the bus full of devotees fell into a deep ditch near Ramnagar. In the accident, 34-year-old Sushila, 34, wife of Ayodhya Pratap, resident of Ahmedabad village, Deepak Mishra (36) and Gulab Singh Yadav (38) and resident of Amravati village died and 13 year old son died. Apart from this, treatment of 16 people is going on in GMC Jammu. This was confirmed by Ramchandra Yadav, MLA of Rudauli and Chairman of the Joint Committee of Public Enterprises and Joint Committee.
He said that the state's Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has expressed deep sorrow over the incident. The Chief Minister sought information from the Jammu and Kashmir government for the whole incident. Besides, there has been a demand for no shortage of treatment for the injured. The MLA told that the Jammu and Kashmir government will help the families of the deceased. Apart from this, financial assistance will also be provided to the Uttar Pradesh government.
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