Jaipur ISKCON Temple Fire: Constable Throws Burning Cylinder Away, Prevents Major Tragedy During Janmashtami
Jaipur, Sep 4: Panic broke out at the ISKCON Temple in Jaipur's Muhana on Friday during Janmashtami celebrations after a gas cylinder caught fire on the temple premises, officials said. The flames quickly spread towards the VIP pavilion, creating a potentially dangerous situation as several devotees were present at the temple. Constable's brave intervention A Constable from the Muhana Police…
Jaipur, September 4: During preparations for the Janmashtami celebrations at the ISKCON Temple in Muhana, a gas cylinder caught fire, causing panic among devotees. Constable Kan Singh, from the Muhana Police Station, displayed remarkable bravery by moving towards the flames and throwing the burning cylinder away from the affected area.
His quick action helped prevent the fire from spreading to other cylinders, which were kept nearby, and avert a major disaster. The fire brigade was promptly alerted, and they worked to control the blaze before it could spread further. The incident occurred hours before Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma was set to visit the temple for Janmashtami celebrations, leading to heightened security measures.
Constable Kan Singh's presence of mind and willingness to risk his safety to help others were widely appreciated.
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