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Stampede at Kolkata Durga Puja pandal leaves at least 35 injured

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A crowd surge triggered a stampede at the Sarada Park Durga Puja pandal in north Kolkata. At least 35 people were hurt, with some in serious condition. Emergency services rushed the injured to Calcutta Medical College and Hospital for urgent treatment. West Bengal's health minister and other political leaders visited the site and the hospital in response.

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