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Justice sought for fire victims Justice sought for fire victims
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Relatives of 59 people killed in a cinema hall fire in the Indian capital Delhi say they are still awaiting justice, 10 years after the blaze.Relatives of 59 people killed in a cinema hall fire in the Indian capital Delhi say they are still awaiting justice, 10 years after the blaze.
The fire on 13 June 1997 also wounded more than 100 people.The fire on 13 June 1997 also wounded more than 100 people.
Fire broke out in the Uphaar cinema hall of south Delhi while people were watching the Bollywood hit, Border.Fire broke out in the Uphaar cinema hall of south Delhi while people were watching the Bollywood hit, Border.
Last year an inquiry concluded that if the gangway and doors to exit stairs at the venue had not been closed, the disaster would not have been so great.Last year an inquiry concluded that if the gangway and doors to exit stairs at the venue had not been closed, the disaster would not have been so great.
'Never forget''Never forget'
On 10th anniversary of the accident, many survivors and relatives gathered at the Uphaar cinema to pay tribute to the dead.On 10th anniversary of the accident, many survivors and relatives gathered at the Uphaar cinema to pay tribute to the dead.
A peace prayer was said, and candles lit in their memory.A peace prayer was said, and candles lit in their memory.
The relatives say they will continue their fight indefinitelyThe relatives say they will continue their fight indefinitely
"It's difficult for any parents to forget that accident. It would have been better if I had also died that day," a sobbing Neelam Krishnamoorthy, who lost her two daughters in the accident, told the BBC."It's difficult for any parents to forget that accident. It would have been better if I had also died that day," a sobbing Neelam Krishnamoorthy, who lost her two daughters in the accident, told the BBC.
Naveen Sahni, who lost his 21-year-old daughter in the fire said: "She was going to get married a few days later. Naveen Sahni, whose 21-year-old daughter was killed, said: "She was going to get married a few days later.
"We had made all arrangements. She was a student on a computer course and was planning to go abroad and settle down."We had made all arrangements. She was a student on a computer course and was planning to go abroad and settle down.
"If she were alive, we would have been grandparents today.""If she were alive, we would have been grandparents today."
A negligence case in relation to the fire is currently being heard in Delhi.A negligence case in relation to the fire is currently being heard in Delhi.
Victims were unable to escape the blazeVictims were unable to escape the blaze
The high court recently ruled that the trial must be completed on or before 31 August, 2007.The high court recently ruled that the trial must be completed on or before 31 August, 2007.
Delhi government officials and the owner of the cinema house, Ansal Brothers, are among the 16 accused in the case.Delhi government officials and the owner of the cinema house, Ansal Brothers, are among the 16 accused in the case.
All have been released on bail. Four of the accused have died during the trial period.All have been released on bail. Four of the accused have died during the trial period.
Relatives say they will continue to fight for justice so that the tragedy is never repeated.Relatives say they will continue to fight for justice so that the tragedy is never repeated.