<p>Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government on Thursday requested the public to share any information related to the Puri stampede that left three people dead and 50 others injured.</p>.<p>The stampede took place near the Shree Gundicha Temple during a Rath Yatra event on June 29.</p>.<p>The state government through a public notice urged the people to share information, video footage or any other materials related to the stampede which took place early on Sunday for a proper and transparent inquiry into the incident.</p>.<p>The public notice issued by the Planning and Convergence department, also mentioned that any individual or organisation can share their information regarding how such an incident took place.</p>.Day after stampede, thousands make beeline to have glimpse of sibling deities in Puri .<p>"The members of the public are urged to share information, video footage or any other material through the e-mail puritragedy.enquiry@odisha.gov.in by July 20," an official said.</p>.<p>This apart, the notice said that the interested persons can meet and share information with Development Commissioner and Additional Chief Secretary Anu Garg at the State Guest House in Bhubaneswar after 3 pm on July 9 and at the Special Circuit House in Puri on July 10 after 3 pm.</p>.<p>The state government has also provided two landline telephone numbers (0674-2536882/2391970) of Bhubaneswar to facilitate the people to pass on their information to the team engaged in the inquiry of the stampede tragedy.</p>.<p>The state government hours after the tragedy had ordered an administrative inquiry into the stampede with Development Commissioner and Additional Chief Secretary Anu Garg as its chief.</p>.<p>Garg has already undertaken a preliminary investigation by visiting the place of the accident and also holding talks with different stakeholders including police. She is mandated to submit a report to Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi within 30 days.</p>.<p>Meanwhile, the government on Wednesday formed a four-member OAS officers team to assist Garg to carry forward the inquiry and meet the one-month deadline.</p>.<p>After preliminary inquiry, Garg said that she would find out what led to the stampede situation and identify the people responsible for the incident.</p>.<p>"I would also see what more measures could be taken to avoid such incidents in future," the development commissioner said.</p>.<p>She would also examine all CCTV footage, go through the deployment orders and whether the SOPs were being followed.</p>.<p>After the stampede, the state government immediately transferred the Puri District Collector and the SP. Two senior police officers have also been suspended on charges of dereliction of duty.</p>.<p>Senior IAS officer Aravind Agarwal has been assigned the charge to supervise the Rath Yatra affairs in Puri.</p>.<p>Senior IPS officer Soumendra Priyadarshi has also been given the overall charge of streamlining police arrangements for the Rath Yatra. </p>
<p>Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government on Thursday requested the public to share any information related to the Puri stampede that left three people dead and 50 others injured.</p>.<p>The stampede took place near the Shree Gundicha Temple during a Rath Yatra event on June 29.</p>.<p>The state government through a public notice urged the people to share information, video footage or any other materials related to the stampede which took place early on Sunday for a proper and transparent inquiry into the incident.</p>.<p>The public notice issued by the Planning and Convergence department, also mentioned that any individual or organisation can share their information regarding how such an incident took place.</p>.Day after stampede, thousands make beeline to have glimpse of sibling deities in Puri .<p>"The members of the public are urged to share information, video footage or any other material through the e-mail puritragedy.enquiry@odisha.gov.in by July 20," an official said.</p>.<p>This apart, the notice said that the interested persons can meet and share information with Development Commissioner and Additional Chief Secretary Anu Garg at the State Guest House in Bhubaneswar after 3 pm on July 9 and at the Special Circuit House in Puri on July 10 after 3 pm.</p>.<p>The state government has also provided two landline telephone numbers (0674-2536882/2391970) of Bhubaneswar to facilitate the people to pass on their information to the team engaged in the inquiry of the stampede tragedy.</p>.<p>The state government hours after the tragedy had ordered an administrative inquiry into the stampede with Development Commissioner and Additional Chief Secretary Anu Garg as its chief.</p>.<p>Garg has already undertaken a preliminary investigation by visiting the place of the accident and also holding talks with different stakeholders including police. She is mandated to submit a report to Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi within 30 days.</p>.<p>Meanwhile, the government on Wednesday formed a four-member OAS officers team to assist Garg to carry forward the inquiry and meet the one-month deadline.</p>.<p>After preliminary inquiry, Garg said that she would find out what led to the stampede situation and identify the people responsible for the incident.</p>.<p>"I would also see what more measures could be taken to avoid such incidents in future," the development commissioner said.</p>.<p>She would also examine all CCTV footage, go through the deployment orders and whether the SOPs were being followed.</p>.<p>After the stampede, the state government immediately transferred the Puri District Collector and the SP. Two senior police officers have also been suspended on charges of dereliction of duty.</p>.<p>Senior IAS officer Aravind Agarwal has been assigned the charge to supervise the Rath Yatra affairs in Puri.</p>.<p>Senior IPS officer Soumendra Priyadarshi has also been given the overall charge of streamlining police arrangements for the Rath Yatra. </p>