**New Delhi, India** — A day after a chaotic stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station, the premises remain heavily congested, raising concerns over passenger safety and infrastructure adequacy. The incident, which occurred during peak hours, has prompted authorities to reassess crowd management strategies and enhance safety measures.
Witnesses reported scenes of panic as commuters jostled for space on the platforms, with many expressing frustration over the lack of crowd control. “It was a terrifying experience,” said Ramesh Kumar, a daily commuter. “The authorities need to take immediate action to prevent such incidents in the future.”
Railway officials have acknowledged the challenges posed by the station’s high footfall, particularly during festive seasons and long weekends. “We are reviewing our current protocols and will implement necessary changes to ensure passenger safety,” stated a spokesperson for the Indian Railways.
In response to the incident, additional security personnel have been deployed, and announcements urging passengers to maintain order are being made regularly. However, long-term solutions are being sought to address the underlying issues of overcrowding at one of the country’s busiest railway hubs.
The New Delhi Railway Station, a critical node in the national rail network, handles thousands of passengers daily, making efficient crowd management a priority for the authorities.
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