Banashankari Crematorium
When a loved one passes away, there is a lot of grief that people feel. Usually, the last rites are performed at a crematorium or burial ground. These grounds are a place where grieving family members gather to remember their lost loved ones. These facilities need to be clean and well-maintained. Unfortunately, they don’t always get that care.
Residents of Banashankari crematorium and burial ground are worried about the stench from garbage and other unsanitary conditions. They also want BBMP to improve the overall maintenance of the cremation and burial grounds. The BBMP needs to provide more toilets and space for close relatives to gather and commemorate the deceased.
BBMP has 13 electric crematoriums in Bangalore, but most of them are full due to the recent surge in Covid-19 cases. This has led to many families not getting the opportunity to perform the last rites of their loved ones. The BBMP’s Chamrajpet crematorium even put up a “house full” sign because of the lack of space to cremate bodies.
A few years ago, a crematorium was constructed in the Banashankari area. It took a long time for this project to be completed because the residents of that area opposed it. They were worried about the stench from the smoky cremation and also because of the stray dogs fighting over garbage in that area. The BBMP also ignored requests from the residents to install a water pump in the crematorium area.
Banashankari Crematorium and Burial Ground
The sweltering weather in the city has made it even harder for grieving relatives to visit their loved ones’ graves and burial grounds. The BBMP has not provided any water fountains or ice cream carts for the visitors to help them cope with the heat. Moreover, the BBMP does not maintain any facilities in the burial grounds such as bathrooms and drinking water. Lastly, the BBMP needs to provide more security in the cemeteries and burial grounds.
Kaashimukthi is the best option for those who need to book a slot in a cremation ground. Its team is dedicated to helping people through difficult times and provides compassionate care. They understand the intricacies of Hindu rituals and the grief that comes with losing a loved one.
When a person dies, the family members have to submit an affidavit in the form of a death certificate signed by a qualified medical professional. In addition to this, they must also have a letter from the hospital with details of their last treatment.
The affidavit should include the cause of death and the date of the death. Once this information is verified, the BBMP will give the family member a BBMP burn and cremation booking number that they can use to check their reservation status. This number should be kept with the surviving relative until the final rites are performed. The surviving relatives can also use this number to make changes or cancel their reservations. The BBMP also offers hearse van services for transporting the deceased to the cremation ground.