Narayan Sakaar Hari alias Bhole Baba, in his first reaction to the Hathras stampede which killed 121 people on July 2, said that whoever has come to this Earth has to depart one day. The self-styled ...

HATHRAS: In his first detailed response to the Hathras stampede, Surajpal Singh, popular as Bhole Baba, expressed “profound sorrow” and assured the guilty would be punished. He also promised support ...

Hathras stampede: Narayan Saakar Hari popularly known as Bhole Baba, a self-proclaimed preacher, whose 'satsang' (religious event) led to the stampede in Uttar Pradesh's Hathras that killed 121 people ...

Bhole Baba's programs are organized every Tuesday in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, drawing thousands of attendees. A devastating stampede at a religious event in Uttar Pradesh’s Hathras district has led to ...

Addressing a press conference in Delhi, Singh also alleged a conspiracy, which he attributed to Bhole Baba's "rising popularity", behind the stampede. The stampede after the 'satsang' of self-styled ...

Bhole Baba, whose original name is Suraj Pal, was the preacher at the event An Indian preacher who led an overcrowded gathering in which 121 people were crushed to death has said he was "deeply ...

July 3 (Reuters) - A massive gathering addressed by an Indian policeman-turned-preacher, considered an incarnation of God by his followers, turned horribly wrong on Tuesday, as at least 121 people, ...

Bhole Baba made the comment while interacting with a section of the media at his ashram at his ancestral village Bahadur Nagar in Patiali tehsil of Kasganj district of Uttar Pradesh. Making his first ...

After a stampede at a religious gathering left 107 people dead and several others injured in Pulrai village of Uttar Pradesh's Hathras, the man for whose 'satsang' they were gathered for is now under ...

The deadly stampede in Hathras on Tuesday that claimed over 100 lives occurred at a congregation of Baba Narayan Hari alias Saakar Vishwa Hari 'Bhole Baba', a former policeman who turned into a ...

The devotees rushed to collect soil from the ground the man had just walked on, thousands thronging to the front of a venue densely crammed with a quarter of a million people, under stifling heat. But ...