Akhilesh Yadav, the head of the Samajwadi Party, said on Tuesday that the government was concealing the death toll from the stampede at the Kumbh gathering in Prayagraj. He also called for tough measures to be taken against anyone attempting to hide the “mismanagement” of the fair’s organization. During the discussion of the Motion of Thanks on the President’s Address, Yadav said that while the administration promised to organize a digital Kumbh, it was concealing the deceased’s numbers.

In order to review the Kumbh plans and turn over disaster management and the Lost and Found Center to the Army, the previous chief minister of Uttar Pradesh insisted that the government hold an all-party conference. “The government keeps releasing budget figures; could you also provide the number of people who lost their lives in the Kumbh?” Yadav said.

Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav

The SP leader also called for personnel who attempted to hide the “mismanagement” in the Kumbh preparations to face disciplinary action. “The Maha Kumbh accident death toll, medical care for injured people, access to doctors, medications, food, water, and transportation should be reported to Parliament,” he said.

MP tells VIPS: Visit Kumbh for “moksha.”

According to MP Rajesh Ranjan, often known as Pappu Yadav, he wants wealthy people and politicians who visit the Maha Kumbh to pass away there in order to get moksha. I’ll cite the baba without naming him. He said that everyone who perished in the rush had achieved “mokhsa.” Therefore, in order to achieve “moksha,” I want politicians and wealthy people to likewise take a swim and die there. “Moksha” should be given to such “babas,” he stated.

Hema Malini minimizes the stampede

BJP MP Hema Malini said on Tuesday that the crowd is being handled really well and that the Maha Kumbh stampede was not a “big incident” and was being “exaggerated.” “We visited Kumbh… We had a pleasant soak. Everything was handled well. It is appropriate that the rush occurred. It wasn’t a really huge occurrence, so it wasn’t too horrible. I had no idea how large it was. It’s being overblown. Everything was executed flawlessly, and it was really well-managed. It is very challenging to handle the large number of visitors, but we are doing our hardest,” Malini told reporters at the Parliament House complex.