Grieving Families Demand Answers After Tragic Jaisalmer Bus Fire

Families of victims from the Jaisalmer bus fire lament delays in DNA testing and lack of medical response. With 20 dead, they express frustration as support lags. Loved ones stress the need for immediate action and accountability in the aftermath of the tragedy, making urgent pleas to local authorities.

Grief-stricken families affected by the tragic Jaisalmer bus fire are expressing anger over delayed DNA testing and an inadequate medical response. As they continue to identify the deceased, the absence of timely support is adding to their anguish.

Nitesh Chauhan, who lost his elder brother in the incident, voiced his frustration about the delay. 'Why isn't the Chief Minister listening to us?' he questioned, highlighting the lack of medical staff at the hospital and the late scheduling of DNA tests. Chauhan criticized the system for showing promptness to criminals but not to grieving families.

Another family member recounted the wait for a DNA test, emphasizing the emotional turmoil as they discovered their loved one's death upon arrival at the hospital. At least 20 people perished, with many injured, when a private bus en route to Jodhpur caught fire near Thaiyat village on Tuesday.