Mumbai: Fire Breaks Out At Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik’s Official Bungalow Opposite Mantralaya; Video Shows Smoke, Panic At Scene
An air-conditioning unit is suspected to be the source of a fire at Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik's official bungalow on Wednesday. The blaze broke out at Pavanagad, opposite Mantralaya in South Mumbai, that led to firefighters to rush to the site.

Mumbai: Fire Breaks Out At Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik’s Official Bungalow Opposite Mantralaya; Video Shows Smoke, Panic At Scene | Canva
Mumbai: A fire broke out at Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik’s official bungalow, Pavanagad, opposite Mantralaya in South Mumbai on Wednesday, triggering a fire brigade response. No casualties have been reported so far.
Possible Cause For The Fire
According to preliminary information, the fire is suspected to have originated in an air-conditioning unit at the government bungalow. The exact cause, however, is yet to be confirmed.
Video Captures Smoke, Firefighters At Scene
Firefighters rushed to the spot soon after the incident was reported and launched operations to bring the blaze under control. Visuals from the scene showed smoke billowing from the bungalow as fire personnel worked to douse the flames. Panic can be seen among those who were present at the scene.
The incident caused concern in the area, given the bungalow’s location opposite the state secretariat. Further details about the extent of the damage and the circumstances leading to the fire are awaited.
More details are awaited.
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