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Gujarat High Court has taken suo motu cognizance of the incident, calling it a man-made disaster.

Rajkot game zone fire: 6 booked, 2 arrested; death toll may rise

Gujarat High Court has taken suo motu cognizance of the incident, calling it a man-made disaster.

A day after a major fire broke out at a game zone in Rajkot, killing at least 27 people, the police have registered an FIR against six people. Police Commissioner Raju Bhargava said that two of the six booked have been arrested. He added that the death toll may rise to 28 as some remains have also been found apart from the 27 bodies recovered earlier.&nbsp;
"FIR was registered against 6 people under IPC sections 304, 308, 336, 338, 114. Out of which 2 people have been arrested. The crime branch team is working to arrest others... Our effort is to complete the investigation as soon as possible and file a charge sheet in the case," said Bhargava.
"27 DNA samples have been sent. The report will come in 36 to 48 hours. We extracted DNA samples from bone marrow," he added.
Meanwhile, Gujarat High Court has taken suo motu cognizance of the incident, calling it a man-made disaster.

Meanwhile, the Gujarat home minister who took stock of the situation at the accident site said there was still one person missing. 

Rajkot fire: 27 killed in game zone blaze; owner detained, SIT probe ordered

Meanwhile, the Gujarat home minister who took stock of the situation at the accident site said there was still one person missing.&nbsp;

At least 27 persons, including four children under the age of 12, were killed in a massive fire that swept through a game zone teeming with people enjoying a summer vacation outing in Gujarat's Rajkot city on Saturday evening, officials said.
The death toll is likely to go up, they said.
Police have detained the owner of the TRP Game Zone and the manager while the state government assigned the probe to a Special Investigation Team.
Relief and Rescue operations have been underway at the affected game zone for more than six hours after the blaze erupted at a structure built using metal and fibre sheets for gaming activities at around 4:30 pm, officials said, adding that the structure collapsed due to the huge fire.
"So far we have confirmed the death of 27 persons in the fire incident. The bodies are charred beyond recognition and hence their identification is difficult," said Assistant Commissioner of Police Radhika Bharai.
ACP Vinayak Patel said the deceased included at least four children under the age of 12.
The death toll is likely to increase as relief operations is going on, district officials said.
According to eyewitnesses, several people, including children were playing games at the game zone, located on Nana-Mava Road, when the tragedy struck.
Police said that the owner and manager of the game zone were detained and taken to the police station for questioning.
The government has handed over the investigation of the incident to a five-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) headed by Additional Director General of Police Subhash Trivedi.
Rajkot Collector Prabhav Joshi said the Fire Control Room received a call at around 4:30 pm regarding the blaze at the game zone.
"Fire tenders and ambulances rushed to the spot to douse the flames. The fire caused the collapse of the structure, and debris is being cleared," Joshi added.
However, the exact cause of the massive fire is not known.
President Droupadi Murmu, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the incident.
Modi spoke to Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel to enquire about the rescue and relief efforts.
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Police Commissioner Raju Bhargava said that the gaming zone is owned by a person called Yuvraj Singh Solanki.

Death toll in Rajkot gaming zone fire rises to 20

Police Commissioner Raju Bhargava said that the gaming zone is owned by a person called Yuvraj Singh Solanki.

The death toll in a fire that erupted in a gaming zone in Gujarat's Rajkot city on Saturday evening has reached to 20. The deceased include multiple children.
Police Commissioner Raju Bhargava said that the gaming zone is owned by a person called Yuvraj Singh Solanki. He added that an offence will be registered for negligence.
The fire has been brought under control and the rescue operation is underway.
Children were present at the spot in large numbers due to ongoing summer vacation.

The inauguration of the new name of the stadium, 11 years after it hosted its first-ever game, will be done by BCCI Secretary Jay Shah.

SCA Stadium in Rajkot to be renamed Niranjan Shah Stadium | India vs England

The Saurashtra Cricket Association (SCA) Stadium will be renamed after former first-class cricketer and senior administrator Niranjan Shah ahead of the 3rd Test between India and England.

The inauguration of the new name of the stadium, 11 years after it hosted its first-ever game, will be done by BCCI Secretary Jay Shah.

The Saurashtra Cricket Association (SCA) Stadium will be renamed after former first-class cricketer and senior administrator Niranjan Shah ahead of the third Test between India and England.
The stadium in Khandheri will be rechristened as Niranjan Shah Stadium on the eve of the third Test between India and England, starting here on February 15, a SCA media release said.
The inauguration of the new name of the stadium, 11 years after it hosted its first-ever game, will be done by BCCI Secretary Jay Shah.
Shah, who played 12 first-class games for Saurashtra from the mid-1960s to the mid-1970s, has been one of the senior cricket administrators in the country and continues to have significant influence in the SCA.
His son and former first-class cricketer Jaydev Shah, who also captained Saurashtra and played in the IPL, is the incumbent president of the local cricket governing body.

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