After the incident, 10 victims were sent to Lok Nayak Hospital, five were sent to Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, and three were sent to Lady Hardinge Medical College

Indian Railways has opened a new holding area for the passengers at New Delhi Railway Station after the stampede incident which killed 18 people earlier this month. The new area is set to hold 10,000 passengers,

At least 15 people died and another 15 were injured in a stampede at the main railway station in India's capital New Delhi on Saturday night, the chief minister of the capital territory told reporters early on Sunday.

The Delhi High Court has directed the Railways to examine the issues of maximum passengers and platform ticket sales following a stampede at New Delhi Railway Station. The court emphasized implementing existing legal provisions to prevent such incidents and has asked for a detailed response from the Railway Board by March 26.

Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut accuses the government of hiding truths about the deadly New Delhi Railway Station stampede. The tragedy claimed 18 lives, amid dense crowds of devotees heading to Maha Kumbh.

The Delhi high Court noted that this public interest petition raised concerns about the ineffective implementation of provisions in the Railways Act, primarily Sections 57 and 147.

A stampede at New Delhi Railway Station killed 18 people, including Pinki Devi, en route to the Maha Kumbh pilgrimage. Mismanagement and lack of timely information about train cancellations led to the chaos.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked the Central government and Indian Railways to respond to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking better safety measures to prevent stampedes like the recent incident at New Delhi Railway Station.

On February 15, a stampede occurred at New Delhi Railway Station, and investigations are ongoing. According to a preliminary report from Delhi Police, the incident was caused by overcrowding and the failure to manage the crowd effectively.