Flames engulfed a factory in Bhiwadi’s Khushkheda industrial belt, turning a workday into a nightmare and claiming precious lives. Responding with urgency, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma shared his sorrow on X and approved Rs 3 lakh aid per deceased from the CM Relief Fund.
Labeling the blaze’s toll as ‘excruciatingly sad,’ Sharma emphasized the government’s empathetic stance. Instructions were issued for immediate, exhaustive assistance to all impacted families.
Deputy CM Diya Kumari offered prayers for eternal peace to the victims and courage to their relatives, coupled with wishes for the hurt to recuperate soon.
Opposition voices grew louder. Sachin Pilot, conveying heartfelt condolences, warned of the rising toll from such mishaps and demanded proactive safety steps. Govind Singh Dotasra held the BJP accountable for deficient monitoring and standards, urging accountability to safeguard futures.
As the smoke clears, Bhiwadi’s incident serves as a stark reminder of industrial risks. The state vows enhanced vigilance, regular checks, and reforms to prevent recurrence, prioritizing human lives over haste in development.