Dead bodies discovered overnight in the stepwell of the temple – Photo: Social Media Expansion In the last ten hours, 21 dead bodies were removed from the stepwell of Bileshwar Mahadev Jhulelal Temple of Indore. Army’s help was taken for rescue work at night. 70 army personnel from Mhow took out 21 dead bodies, including three children, till 4 am. One person is still missing. The campaign to find them in Bawdi is on. In this Bawdi, during the Ramnavami Yajna, more than 233 people had fallen while performing Havan. In which 21 people have lost their lives. Made by cutting iron Way
2023 In the rescue work, the nets and iron bars of the slab that fell in the stepwell also became a hindrance. Most of the bodies were buried under the debris as well. Army and NDRF personnel first cut the bars with cutters and then made a way to go inside. After this, dead bodies kept coming out one after the other from the bloody stepwell. The priest was sitting On one hand, so stay safe

1680191703 Yagya was being performed in the temple on Ram Navami. The crowd was sitting in the middle of the stepwell, while the priests were sitting on the other side of the Havan Kund and getting the oblations done. When the roof fell suddenly, the part where the priests were sitting remained safe. Because of this he was saved from falling. The officer interrupted So the soldiers got down from the swing

2023 The Municipal Corporation had prepared a swing for the relief work. Sitting in it, the jawans were going down and were searching for the dead body and bringing it. Once five soldiers stood on the swing and started going down. Seeing this, the military officer questioned the strength of the swing and said that five people should not go on the swing together. If the dead body is also brought in the swing, the weight will increase further. After this two soldiers got down from the swing.
Purses, mobiles and glasses came out of the stepwell
Along with the dead bodies from Bawdi, military personnel also got purses, spectacles, mobile phones. He was also collected and handed over to Juni Indore Police, so that the trail
they can come in handy. ,