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Maharashtra: 35 injured in bus accident carrying devotees from Nashik to Shirdi

The devotees from Andhra Pradesh were en route to Shirdi for 'Dev Darshan'. Investigations are ongoing.

Published on: Apr 18, 2025, 11:35:07 IST
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A total of 35 people have been injured, with 10 being admitted to the hospital after a bus carrying devotees going for 'Dev Darshan' from Nashik to Shirdi collided with a parked truck in Buldhana, according to police officials on Friday.

A bus carrying devotees on their way to Shirdi for 'Dev Darshan' from Nashik collided with a parked vehicle near Buldhana, resulting in 35 injuries, 10 of whom were hospitalised. (PTI/representative )
A bus carrying devotees on their way to Shirdi for 'Dev Darshan' from Nashik collided with a parked vehicle near Buldhana, resulting in 35 injuries, 10 of whom were hospitalised. (PTI/representative )

The Station House Officer (SHO) of Malkapur rural police station, Sandeep Kale, said 3 people are in critical condition.

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Doctor Ananta Magar, General Surgeon of the Civil Hospital, said that the devotees had come from Andhra Pradesh for the darshan.

"10 patients have been admitted to Buldhana Civil Hospital. The devotees from Andhra Pradesh who were going to Nashik and Shirdi for Dev Darshan, their bus met with an accident...35 people have been injured," the Doctor told ANI.

Further investigation into the accident is underway.

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The accident took place in Kanamala village near Erumeli in Pathanamthitta district of Kerala. Reportedly, the bus was carrying 42 devotees.

 
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