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Sunday morning, the new Delhi train station in India’s equity looked much like always working; Hurry, with its many platforms full of eager, impatient passengers waiting to caught their trains.

But on Saturday night, deadly, allegedly caused by overpowered overpower – Killed at least 18 people and left several injured.

According to officials, the two trains were late at the station, while the third – leaning in the city of Prayagaj containing a massive Hindu Fun Festival, Kumbh Mela, waited for people to push themselves against each other.

Crush occurred after “The passenger slid and fell on the stairs,” Indian rail spokesman said.

Opposition leaders have criticized the government, stating that Indian railways did not bring adequate arrangements for crowling management at the station.

An investigation was launched, and the authorities announced the victim’s fee.

When asked by the BBC on the Security and Security at the Station, Pankaj Gangwar, the main main commissioner of the northern railway, said “May the investigation end first.”

Drums as if they are not unheard of in India, where it is common overcrowding on religious events, festivals and public spaces. Last month, 30 people were killed and dozens were injured in a stain in Kumbh Mela.

The crowds at the train station were also unexpected – trains are by far the cheapest way of transporting in India and in common for the number of passengers far exceeded the trains capacity.

Eyes and families of the victims recount their temptation. Many of them were angry with power and police officers at the train station, who say they did not act on time.

Some eyewitnesses said that the confusion was not limited to one place, but it happened on the overhead bridge, stairs and platforms.

Bipin Jha was at the station to meet her husband Momma, who arrived at the train. She died in grain.

“I met her on the platform and walked over my legs over my head when she was trapped in a crush. She died in front of my eyes. I will live my life with my own loved,” he says.

“We were on the stairs, suddenly we felt pushing from behind. We fell, together with many others and were trapped under the bodies. I could hardly breathing,” he got on the staircase.

The Usha Devi, who traveled to the eastern state of Bihara for the wedding of his niece, said Chaos broke out the moment she reached the platform.

“Many fell. There were scattered things, nutritional objects and clothing everywhere. I was on a drawing hand. It was much dense that we couldn’t embark on our train.”

The wife of the Ice Shilam Devi was among the victims.

“The audience became uncontrolled,” he said BBC Hindi as they waited outside the dead at the Faculty of Medicine in Delhi.

“I saw a few bodies lie down there. People collide with each other, and others started falling over them,” said Mr. Giri, which is also injured.

He added that the help took time to arrive and declare the help officers.

Senior police and rail officials at the scene did not respond to the BBC request for comment.

Most victims were taken to Lok Nayak Jai Prakash in New Delhi, where police and paramilitary forces were arranged, and the railway authorities have set up services in families. Journalists were not allowed to enter the hospital in Saturday.

The relatives of the victims distributed their grief with journalists who wait outside, and also express anger in the hospital facilities.

“More people are nailed to a bed,” Sister’s Sister Shilama Devia was alleged.

Other outputs from the hospital have also confirmed it. The hospital authorities did not respond to the BBC request for comment.

In the Lady Harding hospital, the sad family of Riya, 7, completed the paperwork so that they could receive her body.

“No child deserves to die like this,” her uncle vivek, wiping tears.