<h1>Railways Minister denies CCTV tampering allegations in New Delhi stampede probe; announces new safety measures at stations.</h1> A fair inquiry is underway into the recent stampede at New Delhi railway station, which resulted in 18 fatalities, according to the Railways Minister. Allegations that CCTV cameras were turned off to conceal details have been denied, with the minister confirming he reviewed the footage. Measures to prevent future incidents include implementing access control at 60 stations, constructing wider foot-over bridges, and creating war rooms with advanced communication technologies. Only travelers with confirmed tickets will be allowed entry at these stations. A pilot project is already in place at five stations, and a pool of 80 trains will accommodate additional passengers.