A viral video from Kamakhya Temple has sparked concern over crowd safety during the ongoing Ambubachi Mela, as devotees are seen struggling through a packed area amid a heavy rush.
Social media claims say a couple appeared distressed and tried to move out of the suffocating crowd, but instead of help, they faced verbal abuse and harassment. Those claims are circulating widely online, though the exact details of the incident have not been independently verified from the clip alone.
The uproar has once again highlighted the pressure on crowd management at Kamakhya, where the hilly layout and narrow passages make large gatherings especially difficult to handle. Earlier reports have also noted that authorities often need to restrict entry at peak footfall to control the rush.
Public concern is now focused on whether enough safety measures, marshals, and emergency response systems were in place to protect pilgrims during the surge.
A viral clip from Kamakhya Temple has reignited concern over crowd control, pilgrim safety, and the need for stronger protection at major Hindu religious gatherings.
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