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Severe steps taken following Maha Kumbh Stampede.

The Uttar Pradesh administration has put rigorous new rules in place to guarantee crowd safety after a horrible stampede at the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj left 60 injured and 30 killed. Among the most important changes is the designation of the whole fairground as a No-Vehicle Zone.

One of the most hallowed days of the Kumbh Mela, the event happened early Wednesday morning as a large number of followers charged toward the holy waters for a ceremonial bath on Mauni Amavasya.

Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Maha Kumbh Vaibhav Krishna says roadblocks were caused when pilgrims pushed against railings striving to reach the river.

Five Key New Developments Given

No-Vehicle Zone: All cars are now absolutely prohibited from entering the Maha Kumbh fairgrounds.

Reversal of VVIP Passes: Special permits authorizing vehicle entry have been still withdrawn, thereby guaranteeing absolutely no exclusion.

One-way routes:  A planned one-way traffic system is in operation to control circulation.

Vehicle Entry Restrictions: To prevent congestion, vehicles from adjacent districts are stopped at Prayagraj’s borders.

Vehicles prohibited: Until February 4 four-wheelers are entirely prohibited from entering the city to preserve order.

Government’s reaction and public control

Senior IAS officials Ashish Goyal and Bhanu Goswami have been sent to Prayagraj to help with crowd control. Managing the 2019 Ardh Kumbh effectively depended much on both.

Five more experienced officers who have worked on significant events have been appointed to help with Maha Kumbh operations.

Chief Minister’s Commands

After the stampede, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath issued urgent instructions on departmental coordination, traffic management, and crowd control. He advised the Chief Secretary and Director of Police (DGP) to check the preparations at Maha Kumbh.

Officials ranging from the District Magistrate of Prayagraj to the Additional Director General (ADG) were told to assist in the unhindered and secure exit of pilgrims from the city.

Late in the evening video conference, Mr. Including Prayagraj, Ayodhya, Varanasi, Mirzapur, Kaushambi, and others, Adityanath spoke to senior police and administrative officers from several districts.
Concentration on cooperation with railway officials has been given to help manage the high number of departing pilgrims. The Transport Corporation has deployed more buses to handle tourist numbers.

Temporary holding areas have been prepared at entry points to control crowd flow, where drinking water, food, and power will be available until pilgrims are permitted to continue. Key roads leading to Prayagraj have also seen increased police presence and traffic management.

Field Investigation and Compensation

Three judges together make up a committee to find the reason behind the stampede. The commission is made up of Justice Harsh Kumar, ex Director General VK Gupta, and former IAS official VK Singh.

Chief Minister Adityanath also provide ₹25 lakh in financial support to the families of the dead in addition to the court inquiry.

These steps seek to stop future events and guarantee a secure and organized end to the Maha Kumbh.