UP: Two dead, several injured in Barabanki’s Mandir after monkey pulls electric wire on crowd during Sawan Darshan

“UP: Two Dead, Several Injured In Barabanki’s Temple After Monkey Pulls Electric Wire On Crowd During Sawan Darshan”, The Daily Jagran, July 28, 2025:

“A stampede-like situation unfolded early Monday morning outside the Awshaneshwar Mahadev Temple in Uttar Pradesh’s Barabanki, leaving two people dead and dozens injured. The chaos erupted after a live electric wire fell onto a tin shed under which hundreds of devotees had gathered for darshan during the auspicious third Monday of the Sawan month.

According to India TV reports, the incident occurred around 2 am, during the midnight Jalabhishek ritual. Thousands had assembled at the ancient temple to offer prayers when an overhead power line, reportedly damaged by a troop of monkeys, snapped and landed on the metal structure. The shed instantly became electrified, sending waves of panic through the crowd.

Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath took cognisance of and has expressed condolences to the bereaved families. The Chief Minister directed the officers to immediately reach the spot and expedite the relief work. The Chief Minister gave instructions for the proper treatment of the injured……”

Read the full article at Thedailyjagran.com

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