MEERUT, Oct. 11 -- Four devotees were killed and more than 15 others injured after a canter truck carrying utensils rammed into a group of pilgrims returning on foot from the Shakambhari Devi shrine in Deoband, Saharanpur, on Saturday morning, police said. The deceased hailed from Meerut's Kushawali village. The injured were taken to hospital. After receiving initial medical attention, those in critical condition were referred to hospitals in Saharanpur and Meerut. Police have arrested the truck driver and cleaner (both in their 30s), while their identities have not been revealed. The deceased have been identified as Ramesh Kumar, 40, Sagar, 34, Aman Kumar, 23, and Satendra, 30. According to police, around 18 people from Kushawali village had visited the Shakambhari Devi shrine on October 7. They were returning when the accident occurred around 7 am. The group had stopped to rest on a highway flyover in Deoband. Meanwhile, a canter truck approached from behind and rammed into the pilgrims. The collision left several devotees injured and triggered panic at the scene, with cries for help ringing out immediately after the accident. The injured were rushed to hospitals for treatment. CO Amit Kumar Singh said, "Four people had died in the accident and police had taken the canter truck's driver and cleaner into custody. We were investigating the circumstances leading to the accident and further action would follow."...