Rajkot game zone fire

After the tragic Rajkot TRP Game Zone mishap on May 25, which claimed the lives of 28 people, including children, the Gandhinagar-based forensic science laboratory (FSL) has revealed some of the victims’ identities through DNA tests.

So far, DNA matches have been found for 25 bodies, which were handed over to their families thereafter.

Victims identified in Rajkot TRP Game Zone fire

1) Satyapalsinh Jadeja (Rajkot)

2) Smit Vala (Rajkot)

3) Sunil Siddhpura (Rajkot)

4) Jignesh Gadhvi (Rajkot)

5) Omdevsinh Gohil (Bhavnagar)

6) Vishwarajsinh Jadeja (Rajkot)

7) Asha Kathad (Rajkot)

8) Surpalsinh Jadeja (Jamnagar)

9) Namrajitsinh Jadeja (Jamnagar)

10) Jayant Dhorecha (Rajkot)

11) Himanshu Parmar (Rajkot)

12) Dharmarajsinh Jadeja (Rajkot)

13) Virendrasinh Jadeja (Rajkot)

14) Devashriba Jadeja (Surendranagar) 

15) Rajbha Chauhan (Rajkot)

16) Shatrughansinh Chudasama (Gondal)

17) Nirav Vekariya (Rajkot)

18) Vivek Dusara (Veraval)

19) Khushali Modasiya (Veraval)

20) Khyati Savaliya (Rajkot)

21) Harita Savaliya (Rajkot)

22) Tisha Modasiya (Rajkot)

23) Kalpesh Bagda (Rajkot)

24) Mitesh Jadav (Rajkot)

25) Prakash Hiran (Rajkot)

SIT submits report

The special investigation team (SIT) led by senior IPS officer Subhash Trivedi and chief secretary of the state, Raj Kumar, arrived in Gandhinagar from Rajkot today to submit the report.

The SIT was tasked with investigating the TRP game zone fire, and submit a report within three days. The SIT was formed in the wee hours of May 26, a day after the Rajkot fire incident.

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