Archive · 1 Feb 2026
Minister Inspects Blast Site, Assures Action
A minister named Eshwar B Khandre visited a village where a blast happened.
He met people who got hurt and promised to take legal action against those responsible.
The blast might have happened because of chemicals stored in a house.
The minister said the government will pay for the medical treatment of the injured and will investigate the incident thoroughly.
He also told the villagers not to worry and that the government is taking steps to prevent such incidents in the future.
Minister Eshwar B Khandre inspected the blast site in Molakera village and met injured victims.
Three children are treated at BRIMS Hospital, one in a private hospital, and two adults in Hyderabad and Solapur.
The district administration will cover all medical expenses and ensure the best treatment.
Preliminary observations suggest the blast may have been caused by stored chemical-mixed materials.
A comprehensive investigation is underway, with promises of legal action against those responsible.
- Who
- Minister Eshwar B Khandre and other officials
- What
- Inspection of blast site and meeting with injured victims
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Molakera village, Humnabad taluk, Bidar district
- Why
- To assess the situation, assure legal action, and provide support to the injured
- Location
- Molakera village, Humnabad taluk, Bidar district
- Injured
- 3 children at BRIMS Hospital, 1 in private hospital, 2 adults in Hyderabad and Solapur
- Cause
- Possible chemical-mixed materials storage
- Action
- Comprehensive investigation underway, legal action promised
- Medical Expenses
- Borne by district administration
- Officials Present
- Minister Eshwar B Khandre, Urban Development and Haj Minister Rahim Khan, Humnabad MLA Dr Siddalinga Patil, MLC Dr Chandrashekar B Patil, former MLA Rajashekar B Patil, Deputy Commissioner Shilpa Sharma, Superintendent of Police Pradeep Gunti