The case related to the fire tragedy that killed around 23 people in the game zone in Rajkot is to come up for hearing in the Gujarat High Court on Monday after the court took cognizance of it on its own, Suo motu.
The legal actions that are being taken following the unfortunate fire incident in the TRP Game Zone in the Rajkot city of Gujarat are as follows: In a recent move, the Gujarat High Court has taken Suo motu cognizance of the fire tragedy in the TRP Game Zone, which claimed at least 27 lives, including four children under the age of 12. After the hearing, the court is expected to give its ruling and directive on the game zone of the state on Monday.
The bench of Justices Brien Vaishnav and Devan Desai uttered on this account as a “man-made disaster” that such gaming zones and recreational facilities have been developed without consultation with the competent authority and the necessary proper sanction as per the PTI report.
Literature and culture politicians have been warned to be in court on Monday bearing instructions about the law under which the authorities led these units to be set up or to continue in operation within the jurisdictions of the petitioner, AHMEDABAD, VADODARA, SURAT, and RAJKOT MUNICIPORATE CORPORATION.
The large fire, which has not yet been determined to be the result of an electrical explosion, happened at the entertainment establishment for the youth known as the TRP Game Zone on Saturday evening as groups of young people enjoyed a summer vacation.
The chief minister of Gujarat has ordered the formation of a committee of investigation to look into the incident. SIT members addressed the local administration in the morning of Sunday to carry out their function.
They informed PTI that the identification of the dead could not be ascertained as their bodies were consumed by fire, and the samples of the bodies were sent to the crime lab as well as the samples of the victim’s kin.
Some of the officials have said that the arcade’s owner and the manager have been arrested, and the SIT has been expected to present a report within 72 hours.
