In a gut-wrenching disaster that screams negligence and greed, a Kaveri Travels bus caught fire on Hyderabad-Bengaluru highway, burning at least 20 souls alive. Sparks from a bike crash turned the vehicle into a crematorium, with locked doors concluding passengers to a horrific end. As CM Naidu mourns, this isn’t just an accident-it’s a scandalous allegation of India’s crumbling infrastructure and profit-over-safety mentality that keeps butchering the innocent.
Quick Insights
- Operators cut safety corners for profits, turning buses into death traps-regulators must stop this murderous greed now.
- Highways lack fire suppression; CM Naidu’s words are empty-apathy fuels preventable repeats on India’s killer roads.
- Jamming doors and flammables scream failure; 20 dead prove it’s no accident, just transport mafia cover-ups.
- Bike sparks highlight maintenance flaws-India’s roads are slaughter zones, not safe paths.
They died screaming, We moved on: India’s new normal of negligence
Twenty lives turned to ash on the highway between Hyderabad and Bengaluru — eleven identified, nine reduced to nameless remains. What began as a routine journey ended as a mass cremation on wheels, a chilling reminder that in India, life is the cheapest ticket sold.By dawn, rescuers pulled out bodies, not survivors. The air reeked of burnt flesh and government failure. Chinna Tekuru, Kurnool, infamous for fatal accidents, once again became a stage for tragedy — where safety promises end with condolence tweets.
The “luxury” private bus became a moving furnace after hitting a bike. Flammable interiors and jammed exits trapped passengers, proving that profit matters more than safety. This wasn’t fate — it was corporate greed and state apathy burning lives while accountability died faster than the victims.Slaughter on Wheels: Government and Greed fuel the firestorm
Slaughter on Wheels: Government and Greed fuel the firestorm
Jammed doors and flammable interiors — the deadly shortcuts of greedy operators who treat human lives as expendable. A bike collision ignited a hellfire, and passengers were trapped in a moving furnace, forced to smash windows to survive, only to find no emergency exits, no fire suppression, no chance
.No maintenance checks, faulty wiring, leaking fuel — every bus is a ticking time bomb, and government indifference ensures the cycle of death never ends. Slow rescue teams and poorly designed highways turned escape into execution, leaving victims to burn alive while help crawled in. India’s roads are no longer transport routes — they are killing fields, and every burnt body is a testament to profit, apathy, and systemic failure.
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