CJP demands independent probe and safety reforms after Chorabagan stampede kills 19
The Cockroach Janta Party’s West Bengal branch urged an impartial inquiry into the Chorabagan stampede that left 19 dead and called for accountability and aid to the victims.
Following the deadly Chorabagan stampede that claimed 19 lives, the Cockroach Janta Party’s West Bengal unit held a memorial program and a press conference to pay tribute to the victims. At the event, a party representative demanded an unbiased investigation and accountability for any negligence uncovered. Prakriti Sahu, the party’s coordinator, listed specific demands: immediate financial relief and medical care for the injured, reinforced safety guidelines for major public events, and transparent, ongoing communication about the probe and relief measures.
CJP said it would submit these demands in writing to the relevant authorities and seek details on actions taken. The party also appealed to civil-society groups and citizens to support the bereaved families and help prevent similar disasters in the future.
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The story underscores the urgent need for stronger crowd-control and emergency measures after a fatal stampede in West Bengal.
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