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Tragic Fire Incident at Paint Factory in Alipur

Tragedy struck in the bustling area of Alipur in outer Delhi when a devastating fire broke out at a paint factory, claiming the lives of 11 individuals. The incident, which occurred on the evening of February 15, resulted in the loss of not only the factory owner, Ashok Jain, but also 10 workers who were present at the site.

Arrests Made in Connection with the Fire

Following the tragic event, two individuals have been arrested by the police in connection with the fire. Akhil Jain, the son of the factory owner, and Rajrani, the owner of the land on which the factory was located, are currently in police custody. The arrests come after investigations revealed the presence of a significant amount of inflammable material inside the factory premises.

Investigations Uncover Illegal Activities

Initial findings indicate that the building where the fire originated was being utilized illegally for the mixing of chemical paints. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has raised concerns about the misuse of the structure and the potential dangers posed by the accumulation of hazardous materials.

Efforts to Ensure Safety in Alipur

In light of the tragic incident, the police have announced plans to conduct an audit of other factories operating in Alipur’s Dayal market. Locals have raised alarms about the presence of over 100 factories engaged in various manufacturing activities without proper authorization.

As investigations continue and efforts are made to prevent similar tragedies in the future, the community in Alipur remains in mourning for the lives lost in the fire. The bodies of the deceased have been identified and handed over to their families, bringing a sense of closure amidst the devastation.

The authorities urge all factory owners and operators to adhere to safety regulations and ensure the proper handling of hazardous materials to prevent such incidents from occurring again in the future.

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