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Minister Sujit Bose counters allegations of delay in the Khidirpur market fire response, affirming adequate resources and bravery of firefighters.

Minister Bose Counters Kolkata Fire Allegations

Minister Sujit Bose refutes claims of negligence in the Khidirpur fire response, emphasizing adequate resources and the heroic efforts of firefighters.

Minister Bose refuted claims of negligence in the Kolkata fire response, emphasizing firefighter bravery and adequate resources, amid opposition criticism.

West Bengal's Fire and Emergency Services Minister Sujit Bose on Tuesday addressed the assembly about the recent blaze at a market in Kolkata's Khidirpur, rejecting allegations of delay and negligence in responding to the incident by his department.
Firefighters risk their lives much like the armed forces when dealing with emergencies, he said.
The opposition had alleged that fire tenders arrived late at the spot, lacked adequate water, and that one of the fire engines broke down during the operation.
"In response to the emergency call received at 2.05 PM, three fire tenders were immediately dispatched, with more engines sent later," the minister said.
"Mayor Firhad Hakim reached the spot, and I personally arrived there. Senior officials were also present, and even the chief minister visited the site during the day," Bose said.
It is reported that around 400 traders were affected by the fire.
"Some have alleged there was no water or that the pumps had no fuel. I want to make it clear - there was sufficient water, and the pumps had fuel. The issue may have occurred during the initial suction process when silt entered the system. We need to examine why the pump did not function properly at that moment, but the claim of no water or fuel is incorrect," Bose said.
He appealed to the House not to undermine the efforts of fire personnel.
"Just like our soldiers at the border, our firemen work under extreme risk, putting their lives on the line. Do not belittle their courage and sacrifice," he added.

Kolkata: 12-year-old jumps of building on fire, dies

A 12-year-old boy and an old woman were killed in a fire that broke out in a multi-storeyed residential building in Kolkata on Friday night

A 12-year-old boy and an old woman were killed in a fire that broke out in a multi-storeyed residential building in Kolkata on Friday night. Fire officials said that all the other residents of the building have been rescued.&nbsp;The boy had jumped off the third floor of the building out of panic. He was rushed to a hospital where he died, officials said.&nbsp;The fire broke out in the first floor of the building and spread to the upper floors

Kolkata, PTI: Two persons, including a 12-year-old boy, were killed in a fire that broke out in a five-storeyed residential building at Ganesh Chandra Avenue on Friday night, officials said.
All the other residents of the building have been rescued and the fire is, at present, under control, State Fire Services Minister Sujit Bose said.
The 12-year-old boy and an old lady died in the incident, according to officials.
"The boy had jumped off the third floor of the building out of panic. He was shifted to a hospital where he died a few minutes back. The body of the old woman was recovered from a bathroom of the building. Two other residents have also suffered injuries. They have been admitted to a hospital," a senior police official said.
The fire broke out in the first floor of the building and spread to the upper floors, a Fire Brigade official said.
"All the residents have been rescued. The fire is also under control. Presently cooling off is being done," Bose told reporters.
At least 25 fire tenders and a hydraulic ladder were deployed to rescue those trapped inside the building and to douse the blaze, the officials said.
The incident took place in the northern part of the city.

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