The visit comes shortly after a clash between BJP and Congress workers outside the Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) office in Ahmedabad over alleged anti-Hindu remarks made by Gandhi in the Lok Sabha.

This week, two separate fire accidents, 24 hours apart, once again raised a huge question mark on the fire safety standards in India. The horror over the gaming zone fire incident at Gujarat’s Rajkot was yet to subside when at least six newborns were killed in a fire incident at a Delhi hospital.

Senior BJP leader and Rajya Sabha member from Gujarat, Ram Mokariya, has stirred controversy by revealing that he paid a bribe of Rs 70,000 to obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the fire department of the Rajkot Municipal Corporation.

The petition argued that the grounds on which these officials were transferred or suspended were enough to register an FIR.

In response to the tragic fire at the TRP Gaming Zone in Rajkot, which resulted in the loss of 27 lives, including children, the Gujarat Home Minister has called for comprehensive action against those responsible. Subhash Trivedi, head of the Special Investigation Team (SIT), confirmed this during a press briefing on Wednesday.

The court in a special hearing on Sunday had said the fire was a "Manmade disaster in which innocent lives were lost." 

A massive fire at a Gaming Zone in Gujarat's Rajkot has left the nation shocked and many families in mourning. Official sources have stated that 34 are confirmed to be dead, but the figure may be expected to rise.

Fire was a manmade disaster in which innocent lives were lost, the Gujarat High Court has said.

A day after a fire at the TRP Gaming Zone in Rajkot killed 27 people, including children, Gujarat Police have booked six people, including its owner and manager, for culpable homicide not amounting to murder.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced financial support for the families affected by the tragic fire incident in the game zone in Rajkot, Gujarat.

According to sources, the Gamezone saw an overwhelming crowd due to the Rs 99 scheme. The entry fee was slashed from Rs 500 to Rs 99 to attract more holiday and weekend visitors. As a result, approximately 300 people had thronged the Gamezone when the fire broke out.

At least 35 people, including 12 children, were reportedly killed in a massive fire at an amusement and theme park in Gujarat’s Rajkot city on Saturday. It is suspected that the fire might have started due to a short circuit.