Kolabira, 28.12 (Fast News Odisha): The constitution of the statute is strange. The couple, who vowed to be partners in the past and beyond, kept the fire in the outer altar as a witness. Unfortunately, Surendra Tankar, the owner of Kolabira Shakuntala Hotel, a well-known businessman in Jharsuguda district, who was seriously injured in a gas fire, and his wife Pushpalata Tankar, passed away within two days. Both victims of the fire accident were admitted to Rourkela IGH from the morning of Thursday 25th, but within 24 hours, the wife Pushpalta passed away prematurely. . This Lom Tankura incident has shocked relatives and Shubhe. Kolabira region is in mourning. Such a painful and cruel decision of the law has struck a deep chord in the minds of the people. The masses could not easily accept the absence of such a philanthropic and charitable couple who led such an easy life. A well-known hotelier of Surendra district, who died a day ago, will be cremated at village Mashani after his dead body was brought to Kolabira from Raurlela on Monday. Along with the hotel business, he also has a transport business. He is always known to the people of Uchal as a charitable and pious person. The wife Pushpalta is also a philanthropist and a brave woman who is shoulder to shoulder with her husband in all activities. He has two sons Rocky and Lincoln and a daughter Monalisha (Rinky) sister Mini.Brother Rabindra Bulu Himanshu Manoj Saroj Sangku has son Kallu grandson grandson brother siblings. The owner couple of Shakuntala Hotel in Kolabira Street went to the gas burner on Thursday morning and both of them were victims of the accident. Both the husband and wife were admitted to Rourkela AGH in critical condition. Deceased Surendra Tankar (67) and his wife Pushpajanli Tankar (60) woke up at 4:30 am as usual on Thursday morning and went into the kitchen to heat water for their routine and as soon as they tried to light the gas, a terrible situation arose due to the gas filled inside the room. First, the woman came under fire and screamed, Sami Surendra rushed inside to save the woman without thinking ahead and he also faced a terrible fire. The fire caused by the gas was so intense that both of them could not come out suddenly and were buried in the fire and were seriously injured. The family and the people around them rushed to save them from the burning room and immediately took them to the district hospital, but due to their critical condition, both of them were shifted to Rourkela from there. But Surendra died there on Friday morning while his wife Pushpajali died on the third day. As soon as the news of the death was broadcast, condolences were expressed from various quarters and Marmahat expressed his condolences to the family.
Sameer Kumar Patel reports from Kolabira, Fast News Odisha.