Major Fire Erupts at Telangana Tourism Department Head Office in Himayat Nagar
Hyderabad December 01
In a devastating incident, a massive fire engulfed the administration block on the first floor of the Telangana Tourism Department head office in Himayat Nagar around 3 am. Swift action by security personnel led to the immediate alerting of the fire brigade, who promptly arrived at the scene.
Firefighters worked tirelessly to bring the raging flames under control. Preliminary investigations suggest that a short circuit was the likely cause of the fire hazard. Tragically, the administration block suffered extensive damage, with files, furniture, and computers reduced to ashes.
The collateral damage extended to two Innova cars parked beneath the office, which were also consumed by the inferno as keys accidentally fell on them during the chaos. The incident has sparked numerous suspicions, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding this unfortunate event. Authorities are now conducting a thorough investigation to uncover the truth behind the fire at the Telangana Tourism Department head office.
CPI National Secretary Narayana Alleges Arson at Tourism Department HQ in Himayat Nagar
Hyderabad: CPI National Secretary Narayana conducted a thorough inspection of the Tourism Department headquarters in Himayat Nagar, revealing shocking claims that the fire was a deliberate act. The incident resulted in the destruction of crucial files housed in the administration block.
Narayana pointed towards political motives, attributing the heightened risk to the recent change in government in the state. He suggested a conspiracy to conceal the alleged corruption of the BRS government rather than expose it.
Connecting the dots, Narayana raised concerns about the suspension of Tourism Department MD Manohar by the Election Commission. He insisted on a comprehensive investigation into Manohar’s potential involvement in the fire, emphasizing the need for a high-level inquiry to unveil the facts surrounding this suspicious incident.
