Indore: A sudden fire broke out from the ground floor of the private clothes showroom located at Zanjirwala Square on Friday evening at six o'clock. This fire was so fierce that on seeing it, the first floor burned down. Here the showroom was full of clothes, due to which the fire spread very fast. Smoke began to rise rapidly, seeing five employees rushed towards the roof. On getting information about this case, the team of fire brigade reached and rescued all the stranded people. During this, everyone was protected by wearing a mask.

According to preliminary information in this whole case, the fire was caused by the short-circuit in the AC, while there was chaos in the area after the fire. SI Shivnarine Sharma of the fire brigade says that the fire was started in the Kalanya showroom near the Zanjirwala intersection. When they reached the spot on receiving information about the matter, the fire was burning and smoke was rising. Shortly after, it was discovered that some workers were stranded on the roof. The team started trying to bring the people trapped above while trying to control the fire, but the smoke was causing trouble. After this, the firemen announced to the children and encouraged them that they should not panic, we are coming. After reaching the top, there were two young men and three women working here. All of them were sitting up and crying. They put them on masks and then brought them down safely.

SI Sharma also said that the fire was possibly caused by a short-circuit, as the showroom closes after six o'clock. He further said, 'The children told that they were just about to leave for the house that a fire broke out on the first floor itself. The fire was subdued with the help of two tanker water. A large number of clothes and raw materials along with furniture etc. were burnt in the showroom in the fire.

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