7 Innocent Were Dead By Fire of Unrequistied Love In Indore
Up to seven people were burned to death after a massive fire broke out in a two-story building in the Swarnaberg colony in Indore, police said. On Saturday early in the morning, the incident took place.
 According to preliminary information, the fire is suspected to be caused by an electrical short circuit in the house, said Indore police commissioner Harina Rayan Chari Mishra. So far, seven people have died and nine have been saved by police officers at the scene, noted the police chief. Police have begun investigating this issue.
 Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh’s Chief Minister Shivraj Shinchohan expressed concern about the incident. ” Unfortunately, many lives were lost in a short circuit accident at the Swaan Ilberg colony in Indore that caused many precious lives to be lost prematurely. Madhya Pradesh CM is a Hindi tweet, where the deceased soul is at her feet. I pray to God to give the family the power to endure this deep sorrow and enable the rapid recovery of the injured. “
 Madhya Pradesh CM also announced We sent a reward of 4 lac rupees to relatives of those who died in the fire in Indore. ” It is very tragic news that so many people have died in the fire in Indore. I ordered an investigation. Strict measures will be taken against negligence. Rs 4,00,000 each will be given to the deceased’s close relatives, “CM Chouhan tweeted in Hindi.
Earlier, police said a fire broke out due to a short circuit on the ground floor. Citing witnesses, Inspector Tehzeeb Qazi of the Vijay Nagar police station said a short circuit in the electricity meter caused a fire that quickly swallowed the vehicle in the parking lot and then spread upstairs. Some residents jumped off the balcony or terrace of the apartment to save themselves, but they were injured. Madhya Pradesh’s Prime Minister, Shivraj Shinchohan, expressed sadness in the case, ordered an investigation, and announced a rupee of 4,00,000 rupees to relatives of each deceased. Officials said the fire broke out between 3 am and 4 am in a building in the crowded area of ​​Vijay Mallya in the Swarnaberg colony, which has narrow access routes. Deputy Police Secretary (DCP) Sampat Upadhyay said the couple, Ishwar Singh Sisodia and his wife Neetu Sisodia, were one of the seven dead in the fire. He said the couple lived in a rental apartment in the building because their new home was built nearby.
According to DCP Upadhyay, the deaths included another woman identified as Akanksha, who added that nine were injured in the incident. He said there were several apartments on the third floor of the building. “After the fire broke out, the front door of the building on the first floor and the area around the stairwell was surrounded by flames and black smoke, and the door leading from the third floor to the terrace became very hot, giving most people extreme heating. Brought. Trapped in a building. DCP said, “Some people rushed to the balcony of the house to save them,” said bystander Akshay Solanki, “then a couple of bodies. Was taken out of the building. They were charred beyond recognition.
   A fire brigade personnel was late in arriving at the scene, he claimed. His remarks reflected the possibility that lives may have been saved if they had arrived in time.  Some videos which went viral on social media showed flames and thick smoke enveloping the building, causing sparks in the electricity cables with people crying and screaming for help before fire tenders reached the scene. Locals tried putting out the fire with buckets of water, but their efforts proved ineffective. Firefighters said the narrow alleys made it difficult to reach the building, Kaji said. He said the firefighters released the trapped people and put the fire under control.
“They prevented the fire from spreading to the surrounding area,” he added. He said most of the victims were suffocated. “I ordered an investigation. The criminal will face harsh measures,” Chowhan said in a tweet. According to witnesses, the building had no fire protection. When asked about this, Police Secretary Mishra stated that FIR would be registered for building owners under the Indian Section 304 of the Criminal Code (Involuntary Mansions Other Than Murder).
 “The footage of more than 50 security cameras was analyzed. The footage showed that one person, Sanjay, also known as Schwam Dixit, had left shortly before the incident. Police received more information and I decided that I had started a fire. More information will be extracted, “Mishra said.
 Mishra also shared that the accused had a crush on the girl. They also had a previous quarrel that which the defendant threatened the girl and set her scooter on fire.
” At the core of his story is that the defendant had money and wanted to marry a girl, but his love wasn’t returned. They also had two problems before. He Threatened the girl and set the scooter on fire. The scooter turned into a giant scooter.’Mishra said.
 “Murder measures have begun. The defendant has not been arrested yet, but soon. Will be arrested. The girl is safe and not at risk. “
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s reaction to the incident
It was a tragic Saturday with two separate incidents across the country as accidents in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh killed several people. Up to seven people were burned to death early Saturday after a massive fire broke out in a two-story building in the Swarnaberg colony in Indore, police said. According to preliminary information, the fire was suspected to be caused by an electrical short circuit, Indole police officer Harina Rayan Chari Mishra, who was at the scene, told ANI. “Seven people were killed and nine were rescued by police on the scene,” the police chief said. ” There may have been a fire caused by the short circuit. It took three hours to put down the fire,” a fire official said in a Hindi tweet from PMO India. “The fire in Indore, Madhya Pradesh is very tragic. We would like to express our deepest sympathies to the families of those who died in this tragedy. At the same time, we wish the injured to recover quickly.”
 Meanwhile, in Indore Pradesh, a traffic accident occurred on part of Matura’s Yamana Expressway, killing seven people. He was injured after a vehicle crashed into a car on the Yamana Highway near Matura. Of the seven killed, three women, three men and one child died instantly. Another child and a man are hospitalized. They intended to go to a wedding in Noida, “Matura police (local) director Shlish Chandra told ANI. Prime Minister Modi expressed his condolences to the families of the deceased victims on Saturday. “The car accident in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh is heartbreaking. We would like to express our deepest sympathies to those who lost their loved ones in this accident. With that in mind, we hope that the injured will recover quickly, “PMO India tweeted today.
 CMs in both states expressed their condolences. Uttar Pradesh’s Prime Minister, Yoga Ditianas, has tolerated the dead and ordered the injured to be treated appropriately. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed his condolences to the families of the victims who died in a fire in Indore in Madhya Pradesh on Saturday.
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