Surat Fire  

Weeks after a coaching centre caught fire and claimed the lives of as many as 22 students, the Gujarat high court has sought a detailed probe into the investigation so far.

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Two people have been arrested in connection with the fire mishap in Surat following the arrest of the owner of a coaching class. Police have arrested the builder and manager of the complex. The death toll stands at 22.

Yashvi Kevadiya, Mansi Varsnai and Hasti Surani each cleared the Class XII exams comfortably. The three girls were among 20 others, who were killed in a deadly fire in a commercial complex in Surat on Friday. 

While fire and police officials were hesitating to enter into a building which was on fire and had become a death trap for the students of Surat, a real-life hero not only dared to enter the building but also saved 20 students. Ketan Jorawadia, who was also at the spot when the fire caught a coaching centre, rushed forward to help. 

The death toll in Friday's devastating blaze in Surat rose to 23 by Saturday, even as seven students battled for their lives in hospital.

The coaching class at Taxshila Complex in Surat, Gujarat, was a tinderbox. Gym, dance tuition and summer classes ran from here as well, but there was no fire safety. Surat Police have registered an FIR against three people