Bengaluru: 1 Killed, Several Injured As 120-Foot Chariot Collapses During Madduramma Jatra In Huskur; (VIDEO)
The first chariot overturned at Chikka Nagamangala, damaging several parked vehicles. Hundreds of devotees who were managing the ropes ran for safety, narrowly escaping harm.

A devastating accident occurred during a festival in Anekal, Bengaluru rural district on Saturda, when a massive 100-foot chariot toppled over, killing one person and injuring severals.
The incident took place around 6 pm on Saturday evening, as confirmed by CK Baba, Superintendent of Police for Bengaluru Rural. Videos capturing the terrifying moment have since circulated widely on social media platforms, showing the enormous structure collapsing amid festival activities.
Initial reports indicate strong winds were responsible for destabilizing the towering chariot, causing it to overturn. "A 100-feet chariot fell during a festival in Anekal in Bengaluru Rural. One person died and the other is undergoing treatment at a hospital," stated SP Baba.
The victim was identified as Lohith, a resident of Hosur in Tamil Nadu. The incident took place in Rayasandra, Parappana Agrahara, during an annual ritual in which devotees were pulling two chariots toward the temple.
The first chariot overturned at Chikka Nagamangala, damaging several parked vehicles, as per reports. Hundreds of devotees who were managing the ropes ran for safety, narrowly escaping harm.
Local authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic accident. No further details regarding the identities of the victims or the specific nature of the festival have been released at this time.
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