Who is responsible for these murders?

There is an outcry, the hair is standing, the voices of the screams and sobs are shaking, the soul of the hearers is churning, but the words of politicians and administrative officials are leaving the same rote gimmicks – to the culprits No one will be spared, no one will be left, no matter how effective, orders have been given for the investigation, compensation has been announced, free hospitalization for the injured. This is the scene in Delhi where no one was going to take care of 43 innocent laborers in the fierce fire that broke out in a factory in Rani Jhansi Road market on Sunday morning. After working at night, 59 laborers were sleeping in this bag making factory that morning fire ignited 43 of them in Kaal’s cheek. The situation happened when the factory gate was closed from outside when the factory caught fire. The workers inside were pleading to come out. Some people were evacuated by breaking the gate with the help of local people. Later more than 30 vehicles of fire brigade reached the spot.

This building did not take care of any safety regulators, nor did the building owner take fire brigade clearance for the NOC. Also, the MCD was not aware that a factory is running here. It is clear that the accident happened due to human negligence while the reason for this is being told as a short circuit. It is not death but murder.

The accident in Delhi reminded me of the 22-year-old ghastly Upad cinema scandal when Sunny Deol, Sunil Shetty and Akshaye Khanna’s film “Border” was on fire on June 13, 1997 at the Uphar Cinema in Green Park, South Delhi. Gone and 59 people lost their lives. More than 100 people were scorched in this accident.

There have been frequent fire accidents in Delhi but no lessons were taken from them. Apart from the gift cinema scandal, a fire broke out at a conference of eunuchs held in East Delhi on 20 November 2011, killing 15 people and injuring 50 people.

On February 12, 2019, 17 people were killed in a fire at Hotel Arpit in Karol Bagh. On 20 January 2018, 17 people were killed in a fierce fire in a factory in Bawana area of ​​Delhi.

All these deaths have been caused by human mistakes, so these deaths are not murders. Whose fault is there for these murders, whatever the fault, the Delhi government and the administration have no less responsibility.

– Sarwagya Shekhar