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Scary! Bridge connecting Datia to Ratangarh temple washed away, in flood fury following release of water from Manikheda Dam. Same bridge where in 2013 stampede had killed over 115 devotees @ndtvindia @ndtv @GargiRawat @manishndtv @alok_pandey pic.twitter.com/YTWoq0gr6o
— Anurag Dwary (@Anurag_Dwary) August 3, 2021
