00:00My two daughters, there were six of us, all of us were under the pressure.
00:06I got hurt, but I couldn't do anything about it.
00:11For an hour, I held their hands, I breathed into their mouths, I brushed their chests.
00:20I breathed a little, but they couldn't take it anymore, they told me to take them away.
00:27They told me to take them away, but I couldn't do anything about it.
00:35On the night of 15th February, at New Delhi Railway Station,
00:39the situation was a mess and 18 people lost their lives.
00:56We are currently in Sangam, Bihar, and Pinky Devi, who is 37 years old,
01:11has also been buried in this cemetery, she has been brought here for cremation.
01:17We spoke to Pinky Devi's family, they say that while the cemetery was being cremated,
01:24there were no arrangements for security at the railway station.
01:29If we had paid a little attention from there,
01:33if the line wouldn't have gone, people would have stopped in the back,
01:36and everyone in the front would have been saved.
01:38The administration?
01:39Yes, the administration, they were very careless.
01:42Didn't they have any duty there?
01:44My father got hurt in front of them.
01:47There was no guard there, nothing.
01:50Pinky Devi and 13 other people had come with her to visit her family.
01:56Out of which, 6 people from her family, including 4 children, were badly injured.
02:04After that, Pinky Devi was taken to the LNGP hospital.
02:12At around 8.30 pm, Pinky Devi's family was called from the LNGP hospital.
02:19By the time they reached there, Pinky Devi was already dead.
02:23Till now, the Delhi government and the central government have carried out an investigation.
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