Rajkot TRP game zone fire took toll of main accused Prakash Hiran (Jain) also
May 28, 2024
Rajkot: Prakash Hiran (Jain), one of owners of TRP game zone in Rajkot is declared dead, as a DNA sample of his mother matched with one of dead body found from the TRP game zone.
Police had filed complaint against six individuals in TRP game zone fire case. Among six, one of Prakash Hiran (Jain), who originally hails from Rajasthan. Prakash was considered as the main culprit in this case. However he was missing after the incident of fire in which over 27 persons were dead.
A day after the incident, when CCTV footage of the scene surfaced, Prakash Hiran could be seen instructing his staffers to douse fire. Prakash Hiran was then missing. His car parked outside the game zone was at same place.
Initially, it was beleived that Prakash was on run, however his brother approached police and stated that Prakash was missing and he was not in touch with any relative, and he was lastly seen in the CCTV footage at the time of fire, and he could be a victim of the fire tragedy.
Welding by a welder above the stored sensitive material caused fire initially at TRP game zone ground floor, Rajkot; CCTV footage reveals ; Fire eventually engulfed entire game zone, resulting into over 27 deaths pic.twitter.com/3IbVHcFtZL
— DeshGujarat (@DeshGujarat) May 27, 2024
Based on this input, police collected DNA sample of Prakash’s mother and sent it to Forensic Science Laboratory in Ahmedabad. This DNA sample matched with one of dead bodies recovered from the scene. It is therefore concluded that Prakash Hiran himself burned to ashes in the fire tragedy of TRP game zone which he had created illegally without applying for Fire department’s No Obejction Certificate. The game zone’s plan also was not approved, it was built over Non – Agriculture converted land meant for residential purpose. DeshGujarat
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