Q. In a city, during Dussehra celebration a horrific tragedy occurred in which around one hundred people were killed. The celebration was in an open area next to the railway tracks. The celebration area was crowded with thousands of visitors. Usually Dussehra celebration ends with burning of Ravan effigy. During the effigy burning, many people retreated towards the railway tracks from where many were already watching the ceremonies. Some people were standing along the railway tracks because it offered them a higher vantage point. Many of them were busy recording the effigy go up in flames with their mobile phone cameras In the noise of the crackers, joyous cheers from the crowd and the ensuing commotion, people did not notice that the one local train was speeding towards them. Several of them were thrown off the spot and many came under the wheels. Moments later, severed body parts and bodies were strewn along the tracks. With a lot of public outcry, the government has announced a judicial enquiry for the above incident. The judicial enquiry committee has found that proper permission was not taken by event organizer from the designated authority. There was no proper safety plan for the visitors. In this situation, Discuss the ethical issues involved in this case Discuss the ethical dilemmas involved in this case Suppose you are a member of that judicial enquiry committee. Then according to you, who are responsible for such accident.