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New Crowd Management System at Pune's Bhimashankar Temple

New Crowd Management System at Pune's Bhimashankar Temple
During Shravan rush, a new layer of crowd management support brought in at Pune’s Bhimashankar Temple · indianexpress.com

The Bhimashankar Temple in Pune now has a new system to help manage the large crowds.

The new system is a collaboration between a foundation and a company called Caretain.

They have trained local young people to help with crowd control, first aid, and emergencies.

The system uses fences, lines, cameras, and volunteers to keep people safe and help them move through the temple easily.

This makes sure everyone has a better and safer experience while visiting.

Key facts

Temple
Bhimashankar Temple
Location
Pune, Maharashtra
Initiative
Crowd Management System
Collaboration
Mohit Kamboj Bharatiya Foundation & Caretain
Focus
Safety and Streamlined Movement
Volunteers
Trained local youth

Quotes

Mohit Kamboj Bharatiya

The founder of the Foundation

“This isn’t just about controlling crowds”
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“It’s about ensuring that every devotee, whether an elderly pilgrim or a young trekker, feels safe, respected, and spiritually fulfilled.”
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Advocate Suresh Kaudare

Chairman, Bhimashankar Kshetra Temple Trust

“Their involvement has brought in much-needed discipline, infrastructure, and volunteer training, allowing us to offer devotees a safe, seamless, and spiritually enriching darshan experience, without compromising on our age-old traditions and rituals”
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“We are truly grateful to the Mohit Kamboj Bharatiya Foundation for stepping forward with not just resources, but a deeply thoughtful, community-centric approach.”
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