Rewa, Madhya Pradesh: In a shocking incident at the Shiva temple complex located at Devtalab in Rewa, at least fifty devotees suffered electric shocks after a live wire fell on a shed on Monday morning. Former Rewa MLA and Congress leader Sukhendra Singh Banna visited the victims at Mauganj Civil Hospital to inquire about their health.
The injured individuals have received medical attention at various healthcare facilities in the area. Ten people were brought to Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital in Rewa, while others were treated at community health centers in Naigarhi and Mauganj. Authorities have reported that all the affected individuals are in stable condition.
Mr. Banna took the initiative to visit the hospital and personally meet the victims. He interacted with the injured individuals and also spoke with the attending doctors to understand the severity of the situation.
The incident occurred when a live wire unexpectedly fell on the tin shed of the temple. It sent an electric shock through the shed, causing harm to the devotees present in the vicinity. The temple is located in Deotalab, approximately 50 kilometers from the district headquarters. Mangawa’s Sub-Divisional Officer of Police (SDOP), Kripashankar Dwivedi, confirmed that at least fifty people experienced electric shocks due to the unfortunate incident.
Authorities have reassured the public that necessary measures will be taken to prevent such incidents in the future. The prompt action and concern shown by Mr. Banna in visiting the victims have been appreciated by locals, who look to their leaders for support during challenging times.
The well-being of the temple-goers is of utmost importance, and it is a relief to know that everyone affected is now in stable health. The incident serves as a reminder to prioritize safety measures in public spaces to ensure the protection of devotees and visitors. The local administration must investigate the cause of the live wire falling to prevent such accidents from occurring again.
Instances like these highlight the need for effective maintenance and regular checks of electrical infrastructure to avoid potential hazards. It is crucial for authorities to conduct thorough inspections of public premises and address any potential risks promptly.
The visit of Mr. Banna to the hospital showcases his commitment to the welfare of the people and his dedication to understanding and resolving the concerns of his constituents. By engaging with the victims and medical staff, he has demonstrated his compassion and responsibility as a leader.
The incident calls for enhanced safety measures to be implemented at public places, particularly at religious sites where large gatherings are common. It is the collective responsibility of both the administration and the public to ensure the well-being and security of everyone.
It is hoped that the necessary precautions will be taken to prevent such unfortunate incidents in the future, offering peace and reassurance to devotees visiting temples and other public places across the region.
