Nagpur: Eight Four Wheel Garages, Private Offices, Pans Kiosks and Houses, Four Wheels in addition to other mechanical tools and materials estimated at RS1.5 Crore destroyed in the Big Burmark in Kachipura, in Ramdaspeth, in Wee Thursday.
The incident occurred at around 1:30 a.m.
It took more than an hour to six fire tenders from various stations and personnel from the fire and NMC emergency services to extinguish the fire.
According to the Head of the fire officer Rajendra Uchake, the reason behind the fire was unknown.
“Nothing was injured in the incident,” he said.
None of the police personnel were present in the place even though the Branch Office of the Nagpur police crime was also found nearby.
The Head of the Fire Extinguisher further said that gasoline and chemicals regardless of the vehicle section act as fuel.
The fire spread quickly because all shops were established in a temporary warehouse.
He said that the shops were destroyed including Rathore cars, new Nagpur garages, Janata garage, Hemant pillow works, welding works, Vyas Auto Electric and Yuvraj pillows worked.
“Jitendra Rathore’s advocate office and part of the residence of one Akshaylal Pande also stuck in the fire,” Uche said.
Air and cylinder compressors in many workshops also explode on fire.
According to residents of Kachipura, the NMC Fire Department responded late one hour after the fire broke around 1:30 a.m.
on the Welding Works haze.
Within minutes, the fire swallowed the adjacent garage.
The fire department claimed to have received a call at around 2:28 a.m.
According to the garage owner, the fire was first seen by someone who passed the police control room.
But it took almost an hour for the fire brigade to respond, the owner said the garage.
“If they act quickly, at least four car workshops and my office can be saved,” Rathore.rathore told toi that he lived behind his office in Kachipura.
“After being told, I came to the place around 2am, when the fire was limited to three garages.
Because of thick smoke, I couldn’t enter my office and immediately fire it too.
I was helpless to see my office turned into ash,” Rathore said, Practice in the District Court and the High Court.
Most of the garage owners expressed suspicion of the cause of the fire and put aside a short circuit in one of the workshops as possible reasons.
“We have made it practice to turn off the main strength every time we close the garage,” said Mustaq Ahmed, the owner of the new Nagpur garage.
Now, the garage owner is worried because the whole place has been destroyed.
Most of them claim that they have recently hoarded their workshops with favored lakh spare parts.
“We also have to bear the loss of vehicles with us for repairs to work,” said Yuvraj Ingale from Yuvraj’s pillow to work.
For security reasons, most Kachipura slums diverts all their domestic gas cylinders and made them outside their house.
“Our whole family comes out on the streets that bring most of our important documents and other items if the fire spread to the slums,” said Urmila Singh Rathore, one of the residents of the slums.
According to eyewitnesses, a major tragedy is avoided as Kachipura is considered as one of the biggest slums in the city with a population of more than 5,000 and the residence there is very crowded.