Archive · 4 Aug 2026
Woman Gives Birth to Twins During Kanwar Yatra in Muzaffarnagar
A woman named Neha was traveling from Haridwar to Muzaffarnagar on a religious pilgrimage called the Kanwar Yatra.
While she was on the way, she suddenly started having labor pains.
Police officers quickly helped her get to a hospital in Muzaffarnagar.
There, doctors helped her give birth to two babies, a boy named Kartik and another boy named Gangesh.
Everyone is now healthy and being taken care of by the doctors and police.
Neha, a Delhi‑based woman, gave birth to twin sons while returning from Haridwar during the Kanwar Yatra.
The birth took place at Muzaffarnagar district hospital on Monday, August 3, 2024.
Police officers Amrit Jain, Siddharth K Mishra, and Sanjai Kumar coordinated the emergency admission and monitored the mother and babies.
The twins were named Kartik and Gangesh, and all are currently under medical supervision.
Police affirmed their commitment to ensuring safety and assistance for devotees during the pilgrimage.
- Who
- Neha, police officers Amrit Jain, Siddharth K Mishra, and Sanjai Kumar
- What
- Neha gave birth to twin sons
- When
- Monday, August 3, 2024
- Where
- Muzaffarnagar district hospital, Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- Neha experienced labor pain while returning from Haridwar during the Kanwar Yatra
- Event
- Birth of twins during Kanwar Yatra
- Location
- Muzaffarnagar district hospital, Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh
- Date
- August 3, 2024
- Mother
- Neha
- Children
- Kartik and Gangesh
- Police involved
- Amrit Jain, Siddharth K Mishra, Sanjai Kumar
