Organizers' irresponsible statement on Ayodhya fire incident, saying, 'God took the form of fire...': A statement issued by the organizers of the Ayodhya fire incident has sparked public anger. Social media users have reacted sharply to the statement.

News Topical, Digital Desk : Although the fire brigade has extinguished the fire at the Laxmi Narayan Mahayagna held at Rajghat in Ayodhya, the fire of statements and questions still rages. While questions are being raised about the arrangements made after the accident, statements from the organizers have further fueled the controversy.

In fact, during the Lakshmi Narayan Mahayagna held in the Ramnagari of Ayodhya on March 28th, a massive fire broke out during the final offering. The fire spread so rapidly that panic descended on the scene, putting the lives of thousands of devotees at risk. The administration immediately responded to the news of the accident.

Irresponsible statement by the organisers

The biggest question in this entire incident arose when a controversial statement emerged from the stage of the Mahayagna. In the presence of the main organizer, Jiyar Swami, it was stated that the cleaning was to take place after the yagna was completed, but Lord Seshavatara Ramanujacharya himself took the form of fire and cleaned the yagna.

People reacted sharply to the statement

This statement, made in the presence of the organizers, is now sparking sharp reactions on social media, with people calling it irresponsible. It's worth noting that the chief host of this yagna was State Transport Minister Dayashankar Singh, and a large number of devotees attended the event. The administration is currently investigating the entire matter, but the question remains: why were security arrangements lapses at such a large event? And can such statements be used to evade responsibility?

Three people are likely to have been burnt in the fire.

It's worth noting that after the incident, the administration and several fire brigade vehicles struggled for hours before the fire was finally brought under control. However, sources claim that three people were injured in the blaze and have been admitted for treatment. Furthermore, reports of damages worth lakhs of rupees are also emerging due to the fire spreading to the cowshed.