10 die in Madhya Pradesh stampede JAORA, India, Jan. 14 (UPI) -- At least 10 people died in a stampede during a religious gathering outside of Jaora, India, early Saturday, officials said. "Six women and four men were killed in the incident," said Additional Superintendent of Police Rajesh Vyas. The stampede broke out when a crowd of thousands, gathered at the Hussain Tekri shrine to take part in Chellum, a Muslim religious observation, was pushed backward by police to regulate entry to the shrine, the Press Trust of India reported. The bodies of 10 people were found crushed by the crowd. Two other bodies were found nearby, but police said they may have died of extreme cold, not as a result of the panicked crowd. The families of the deceased will receive $194, the Times of India reported. Those injured in the incident will receive $97. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has ordered an investigation.