The Mahakumbh Mela of 2025, held in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, was meant to be a historic celebration of faith—a once-in-144-years event drawing an estimated 40 crore pilgrims to the sacred Triveni Sangam, where the Ganga, Yamuna, and mythical Saraswati rivers converge. Touted as the “Digital Kumbh” with AI-driven monitoring and a ₹6,990 crore investment by the Yogi Adityanath-led BJP government, it promised a seamless blend of spirituality and modern governance. Yet, on January 29, 2025, during the holiest Mauni Amavasya dip, this vision crumbled into chaos. A pre-dawn stampede at Sangam Ghat claimed at least 30 lives—some reports suggest up to 79—with over 60 injured, as millions surged toward the river. The tragedy, marked by cries of panic, scattered belongings, and bodies trampled in the crush, has ignited a searing question: is India’s social fabric unraveling under the weight of such failures?Is India declining as a society? The Kumbh chaos exposes fault lines: faith exploited for political mileage, infrastructure buckling under ambition, and a growing disconnect between rulers and ruled. Historically, India’s social fabric—woven from diverse castes, classes, and creeds—has endured shocks, from colonial upheavals to post-independence riots. Yet, 2025’s stampede, coupled with post-event train vandalism in Bihar, suggests a fraying resilience. Pilgrims like Satyadeo Prasad decried “unbearable” conditions—hours-long queues, scant sanitation—while The Wire reported vendors running dry amid administrative paralysis. The BJP’s narrative of a “global Kumbh” clashes with ground realities, fueling opposition claims of a vote-driven spectacle over public safety.
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