On October 24, a Kaveri Travels bus traveling from Hyderabad to Bengaluru caught fire after colliding with a bike, killing 19 passengers. The horrific visuals, including a mother clutching her child amid flames, left the nation in mourning. Before the shock could fade, a stampede at the Venakteswara temple in Kashi Bugga on November 1 claimed nine more lives as 20,000 devotees crowded a space built for 3,000.

The tragedies continued on November 3, when an RTC bus from Tandur to Hyderabad collided with a speeding tipper truck carrying gravel. Nineteen passengers died instantly. Photos of survivors trapped in debris went viral, evoking public outrage and sorrow.

Astrologers are linking these events to the Brihaspati transits, predicting unstable planetary movements for the next eight years. They warn that such disasters, stampedes, and natural calamities may recur, urging governments and travelers to remain alert during crowded events.

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Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu expressed deep shock over the stampede. He said the loss of devotees’ lives was extremely distressing and extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families. He also wished for the speedy recovery of those injured.

The Chief Minister instructed local officials and public representatives to immediately visit the site and oversee the relief and rescue operations. He emphasized that every possible medical aid must reach the injured without delay.

The state administration has been put on high alert to manage the situation. Authorities are coordinating with temple officials to prevent further chaos and ensure public safety during ongoing Karthika Ekadashi celebrations.

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