Tonight with Deepak Chaurasia: One year's of Kedarnath tragedy
- 5 years ago
A year after the Kedarnath tragedy, 26-year-old Poonam Tiwari still has nightmares. Her husband was among the priests at Kedarnath who are missing when flood waters came down the Kedar valley. While there is still no news of her husband, Poonam holds on to hope that he may yet come back.
"My daughter tells me that we haven't seen him, and so there is still a chance" she adds. While Kedar valley was the worst hit, the bitter irony is that Poonam's village of Bhanigram, located a few kilometers from Guptkashi was spared any damage but lost the most. 53 young men from Deoli and Bhanigram who worked at Kedarnath never returned. They were the main bread winners for their families.
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"My daughter tells me that we haven't seen him, and so there is still a chance" she adds. While Kedar valley was the worst hit, the bitter irony is that Poonam's village of Bhanigram, located a few kilometers from Guptkashi was spared any damage but lost the most. 53 young men from Deoli and Bhanigram who worked at Kedarnath never returned. They were the main bread winners for their families.
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