On record
A crowd crush on the general-ticket platforms of New Delhi Railway Station on the night of February 15-16, 2025 killed at least 18 people, including children, and injured many more amid a surge of Maha Kumbh-bound passengers, overcrowded footbridges, and last-minute platform changes. The tragedy exposed the station's inadequate crowd-handling infrastructure despite it being India's busiest station, handling roughly 400 trains and 450,000 footfalls daily.
The official record states: "Indian Railways ordered a high-level probe; officials cited overcrowding due to unprecedented Kumbh-related rush and confusion over platform announcements as contributing factors."
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“This is not satire. New Delhi Railway Station: Stampede is a matter of public record, and at least 18 people did not survive it. We publish it so it is not forgotten between news cycles.”— Blunderlust Editorial Desk



