In a shocking incident, a popular film and television production studio reported a massive fire mishap at midnight on Friday. However, the Police officials said, no casualties occurred in the mishap.Going into detail, the fire mishap is reported at the famous ND Studios located in the Karjat region of Maharashtra. The studio is co-owned by Nitin Chandrakant Desai and Reliance Entertainment.

As per the media reports, the fire breakout at around 12: 15 PM on Friday on the sets of Hrithik Roshan starrer 2008 film Jodhaa Akbar. Plywood, PoP, and other things at the sets were destroyed by the fire The cops said, no casualties were reported in the incident.

Talking about the incident, an official said, after they were informed about the incident, rescue operations were called to bring the fire under control. Fire ambulances from the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation(MIDC) were deployed for rescue operations, he said.

The officials of the fire department and police department rushed to the spot to oversee the rescue operations. The investigation is underway to find out the reason behind the fire mishap. The investigation is underway, more details will be revealed soon, the official added.

Victory has many father, but failure is an orphan, so goes the adage. This is now in abundant display in Tamil Nadu. AIADMK, which lost power after a ten-year-stint, is already in disarray. The factionalism has raised its ugly head and the party MLAs are divided on factional lines. Many AIADMK leaders are criticising the leaders for the debacle.

The party already has two major factions – one lead by former CM Edappadi Ramamurthy and the other led by O Paneerselvam. A third insignificant faction is still loyal to Sasikala Natarajan. On Friday, the party’s victorious MLAs met at the party headquarters in Adayar. The meeting turned out to be a stormy one. There were cold vibes even in the core committee meeting, which was attended by EPS, OPS, Sengottian, Munuswamy, Dindigal Srinivasan and D Jayakumar.

When the meeting began, the leaders and elected MLAs blamed one another for the party’s debacle. Though the core committee met for over two hours, they could not arrive at a conclusion as to who would be the leader of the opposition and what should be the line to be adopted in the Tamil Nadu assembly. The party also could not arrive at any decision on how to deal with the Trozan Horses. As a result, the MLA’s meet was delayed by over two hours. Even at the MLA’s meet, there were sloganeering and heated arguments.

The AIADMK leaders and the MLAs would meet again on Monday to decide on the legislative party leader.