Nagpur Blast: Numerous Families Devastated by Tragedy

massive factory blast caused the death of nine people, and not only that a huge number of people got injured. This incident happened on Sunday, in Nagpur Maharashtra. After the incident the family of the dead people just to see the loved ones for the last time. But how did this fatal accident happen how Maharashtra government recover the lives of those innocent people?

Families of the dead kept waiting! Now protests have been started!

The explosion of a Solar Industries factory took the lives of 9 people. Many hours passed after the incident, but the families of the dead were kept waiting to see the dead bodies of their loved ones for the last time. But the families were not even allowed to enter the premises by the government.  This gave birth to a tense situation at the accident spot. At last, the local people started to protest just to enter the blast-hit factory.

According to the reports, this fatal accident happened at 8:30 am in Solar Industries India factory in Nagpur. There were explosives, which were kept near the spot. The process of securing the explosives was still going on. They can recover the bodies of the dead after that only.

Maharashtra CM reached the spot! The amount of money will be given to those families!

Chief Minister Eknath Shinde arrived at the site as soon as possible. The CM spoke to the families of the dead. He took information about this accident from the police and company officials. The Maharashtra government has announced ₹5 lakh compensation amount to the family members of the deceased people.

Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis tweeted, “It is very unfortunate that 9 people including 6 women died in the explosion at Solar Industries in Nagpur. It is a company that manufactures drones and explosives for the defense forces.”

SP Nagpur Rural Harsh Poddar said,  “Nine people died after there was a blast in the Solar Explosive Company in Bazargaon village of Nagpur. This blast happened at the time of packing in the cast booster plant in the Solar Explosive Company.”