At least 116 people have been killed in a crush at a religious gathering in northern India
The incident took place on Tuesday in Hathras district, Uttar Pradesh state.
The victims, including a large number of women and some children, are still being identified.
While it is not yet clear what led to the stampede, some witnesses say the exit was too narrow and when people were leaving, a fierce dust storm led to confusion and panic
Accidents are routinely reported at religious events in India, as huge crowds gather in tight spaces with little adherence to safety measures.
In 2018, around 60 people were killed after a train rammed into a crowd watching celebrations at a Hindu festival.