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After an Odisha pilgrim died during Pind Daan, Secretary Nikhil Kumar spoke to medical officials and arranged for the body to be kept safely at Anugrah Narayan Magadh Medical College Hospital.
25 volunteers with ID cards are deployed, a 24-hour helpline is running, and volunteers on motorcycles are helping elderly and helpless pilgrims.
Volunteers equipped with a helpline, ID cards and motorcycles assist pilgrims, and a scanner has been issued so their identity cards can be verified.
Volunteers welcome and guide pilgrims at the mela, report suspicious activity to the administration, and Secretary Nikhil Kumar reviewed arrangements at the tent city.
The Sansthan's Secretary stood by the family of a pilgrim from Odisha who died during a 17-day Pind Daan visit, and assured them every possible help with the last rites.
The Sansthan supported the family of the deceased pilgrim and arranged for the body to be kept safely at Magadh Medical College.
Krishnadev Sharma and Usha Devi performed Shraddh rites at Gayaji, including at Punpun Ghat, Vishnupad temple and Pretshila.
