Lucknow Fire Tragedy: CM Yogi Adityanath Cuts Short Aligarh Visit, Rushes To Site After Death Of Children | VIDEO
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath cut short his visit to Aligarh and left for Lucknow after being informed about a devastating fire incident that claimed the lives of several children. He directed senior officials to visit the site, ordered proper treatment for the injured and said a detailed investigation would be conducted.

CM Yogi Adityanath leaves Aligarh for Lucknow after receiving information about a fatal fire incident involving children | X - @myogiadityanath
Aligarh, June 22: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath cut short his visit to Aligarh and departed for Lucknow immediately after receiving information about a major fire incident in the state capital. The Chief Minister was informed about the tragedy during an inauguration and foundation stone-laying programme, following which he left for Lucknow without delay.
Addressing the gathering at the event in Aligarh, the Chief Minister said, “I had intended to stay here longer. However, I have just received information that an accident has occurred in Lucknow and some children have been affected by a fire incident. Tragically, some children have lost their lives. The administration is engaged in relief and rescue operations. Due to this unfortunate incident, I must return to Lucknow immediately.”
CM Directs Immediate Response
The Chief Minister also directed officials to ensure proper medical treatment for all those injured in the incident.
He said that he expresses his deepest condolences to the families who have lost their children and loved ones in the tragedy.
He stated that he has directed the Director General of Police (DGP) and the Additional Chief Secretary (Home) to visit the site and submit a detailed report on the incident.
CM said, “I am also leaving for the site myself. The matter will be thoroughly investigated and those found responsible will be brought to justice.”
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Condolences Expressed On X
The Chief Minister also expressed his sorrow over the incident through a post on X. In his message, he said: “The loss of lives in the fire accident in Lucknow is extremely tragic and heart-rending. My condolences are with the bereaved families. I pray to Lord Shri Ram to grant peace to the departed souls and a speedy recovery to those injured.”
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