Hyderabad, Nov 14 (Hydnow): The investigation into Monday’s fatal fire at Bazarghat in Nampally is continuing. Police have already registered a case against the building owner Ramesh Jaiswal under three sections. Officials initially concluded that the fire broke out due to a short circuit and spread throughout the building due to chemicals.
The owner, Ramesh Jaiswal, who was there at the time of the incident, fainted after seeing the people trapped in the building. The family members took him to a private hospital in Lakdi-ka-pul.
The family members informed the police that Ramesh was in the hospital. The police will take action against him once he is discharged. The clues team has already collected samples at the building. It is known that while 9 people died in the accident, 10 others fell unconscious and are being treated in the hospital. (Hydnow)
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