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After some time, when people realized that the baby was also inside, there was a cry. However, no one dared to go inside the house. The NDRF had taken the entire house under its control and the jawans formed a chain to take out the debris from the street. The team led by ACP Awadhesh Pandey, SHO Ajay Mishra and other police personnel, NDRF Assistant Commandant Ravi Singh was present. NDRF expressed apprehension that the accident occurred due to cylinder explosion due to LPG leakage.
District Magistrate S Rajalingam said foul smell of gas was emanating from the spot. After the debris etc. is removed, the cause of the incident will be known in the investigation. Eyewitnesses have also been talked to on the spot. Municipal Corporation will be directed to take action on dilapidated houses.
When someone gave this information to the son of Deepak Verma, who works as a bike mechanic in Khari Kuan, he reached home in a dejected condition and was repeatedly going towards the debris to search for his mother. Where, the present policemen were stopping him. There were several clashes with the police and NDRF jawans regarding this. However, on persuasion by the family and other neighbors, he agreed. When the mother was taken out of the debris in a dying condition, he became unconscious.
Baby Verma had returned home after worshiping at the Kali temple near R. While other family members were watching TV in the other room. As soon as the accident happened, the relatives immediately ran outside. Meanwhile, Sanjay, Savitri and Kiran, Mansi were also hit by some parts of the debris.
On the other hand, the roof slab fell on Baby Verma. She got buried when the slab fell on her head. When the NDRF took out the body from the debris, a part of Baby Verma was crooked from head to neck.
