Rajkot

Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will visit Ahmedabad city in Gujarat on Saturday, where he will address party workers, a party leader said.

The Gujarat High Court on Thursday again rebuked the state government over the Rajkot game zone fire that killed 27 persons in May, wondering why a demolition order against the illegal structure was not executed for nearly a year.

The soft roof of the canopy outside Rajkot airport's passenger pickup and drop area collapsed after heavy rain today.

Two employees of the Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC) have been arrested for allegedly making certain changes in documents pertaining to a game zone after a fire there last month claimed 27 lives, police said on Sunday.

Municipal Commissioners have been accused of massive negligence by the Gujarat High Court, which was holding a hearing on last month's fire incident in Rajkot today.

Under section 33 of the Gujarat Police Act, 1951, the Commissioner of Police and District Magistrates have the authority to frame rules in this regard.

The Gujarat High Court on Thursday came down heavily on the state government over the Rajkot game zone fire that killed 27 persons last month, and sought to know why the then chief of the local civic body was not suspended for not taking action

Serious negligence on the part of the operators of the TRP game zone as well as officials of Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC), city police and Roads and Buildings Department caused the devastating fire on May 25 in which 27 lives were lost,

A court in Rajkot in Gujarat on Friday remanded in police custody till June 12 four officials who were arrested in connection with the May 25 game zone fire that killed 27 persons.

The massive fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot that resulted in the death of 27 was caused due to the management's negligence, the investigation has revealed.

The Rajkot police on Thursday arrested four government officials, including a town planning officer (TPO), in connection with the devastating fire at TRP game zone on May 25 that claimed 27 lives.

In a major action in the Rajkot gaming zone fire that killed 27 people, including nine children, the police have detained a fire officer and the town planning officer for questioning.

After a massive fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot claimed at least 28 lives on Saturday, the Gujarat government has now issued a directive to register cases against the owners of all such establishments that are being run flouting the norms.

Prakash Hiran, one of the owners of TRP Gamezone in Gujarat's Rajkot, where 27 people, including children, died in a massive fire, was also killed in the blaze.

The Special Investigation Team of the Gujarat government, probing the Rajkot game zone fire which killed 27 people, has questioned more than 25 persons and seized various documents so far, a senior officer said.

Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will visit Ahmedabad city in Gujarat on Saturday, where he will address party workers, a party leader said.

The Gujarat High Court on Thursday again rebuked the state government over the Rajkot game zone fire that killed 27 persons in May, wondering why a demolition order against the illegal structure was not executed for nearly a year.

The soft roof of the canopy outside Rajkot airport's passenger pickup and drop area collapsed after heavy rain today.

Two employees of the Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC) have been arrested for allegedly making certain changes in documents pertaining to a game zone after a fire there last month claimed 27 lives, police said on Sunday.

Municipal Commissioners have been accused of massive negligence by the Gujarat High Court, which was holding a hearing on last month's fire incident in Rajkot today.

Under section 33 of the Gujarat Police Act, 1951, the Commissioner of Police and District Magistrates have the authority to frame rules in this regard.

The Gujarat High Court on Thursday came down heavily on the state government over the Rajkot game zone fire that killed 27 persons last month, and sought to know why the then chief of the local civic body was not suspended for not taking action

Serious negligence on the part of the operators of the TRP game zone as well as officials of Rajkot Municipal Corporation (RMC), city police and Roads and Buildings Department caused the devastating fire on May 25 in which 27 lives were lost,

A court in Rajkot in Gujarat on Friday remanded in police custody till June 12 four officials who were arrested in connection with the May 25 game zone fire that killed 27 persons.

The massive fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot that resulted in the death of 27 was caused due to the management's negligence, the investigation has revealed.

The Rajkot police on Thursday arrested four government officials, including a town planning officer (TPO), in connection with the devastating fire at TRP game zone on May 25 that claimed 27 lives.

In a major action in the Rajkot gaming zone fire that killed 27 people, including nine children, the police have detained a fire officer and the town planning officer for questioning.

After a massive fire at a gaming zone in Rajkot claimed at least 28 lives on Saturday, the Gujarat government has now issued a directive to register cases against the owners of all such establishments that are being run flouting the norms.

Prakash Hiran, one of the owners of TRP Gamezone in Gujarat's Rajkot, where 27 people, including children, died in a massive fire, was also killed in the blaze.

The Special Investigation Team of the Gujarat government, probing the Rajkot game zone fire which killed 27 people, has questioned more than 25 persons and seized various documents so far, a senior officer said.