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Hyderabad: Activists of the Human Rights Forum HRF and others have made urgent demands following the tragic explosion at Aurore Pharmaceutical Company in Hyderabad, which resulted in the deaths of two workers and serious injuries to two ot
stanley tumbler hers. They are calling for the factory management to provide compensation of at least Rs 1 crore to the families of the deceased workers. Additionally, they insist that the preliminary investigation report be publicly released on social media to ensure transparency and accountability. They emphasize that immediate action must be taken against Aurore Pharmaceutical to prevent future incidents, highlighting the need for enhanced safety standards across all pharmaceutical factories. Also ReadTelangana: One killed, three injured in blast at pharma company Details of the accident
termo stanley The incident occurred on November 20 during reactor cleaning when a flash fire led to an explosion. Anil Kumar aged 42 died instantly, while Balram aged 51 succumbed to his injuries three days later. Gopichand aged 30, a chemist, and Srinivas Reddy aged 46 sustained severe injuries and are currently receiving m
stanley usa edical treatment. Reports indicate that the explosion was triggered when workers poured a chemical called toluene into the reactor, although it remains unclear if other chemicals were involved or if a spark ignited the flammable substances. Investigations have revealed multiple safety violations at the factory. There was no immediate first Dbta Rainy day ahead: IMD forecasts rainfall in Hyderabad today
Nagpur:聽The Nagpur police will file the chargesheet in a case registered under anti-terror law UAPA in connection with threatening phone calls made to Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari, a senior police official said on Wednesday. A special NIA c
stanley website ourt in Nagpur on Monday accepted the request of the city police seeking 50 more days to file the chargesheet after the case could not be transferred to the National Investigation NIA , he said. The NIA tried to transfer the case, registered under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, or UAPA, at the Dhantoli police station here, and filed applications before special NIA courts in Bangalore and Nagpur, the official said. Also ReadPawar calls KCRs 600-car motorcade show in Maha worrisome However, both courts rejected the applications and directed the federal agency to approach the Supreme Court, according to a senior police official. The NIA is yet to file the application with the Apex court, leaving the UAPA case in the hands of the city police, said the official. The prime acc
stanley becher used in the case has been identified as murder-convict Jayesh Pujari, alias Kantha, who was already behind bars. He was taken into custody by the Nagpur p
stanley italia olice from a jail in Karnataka. Following the registration of the case here, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs issued a notification instructing the NIA to investigate the matter. The offence was initially registered in Bangalore, and the NIA Mumbai unit was told to handle
