<p>Jaipur: A private bus caught fire after coming in contact with a hanging wire in the Manoharpur area here on Tuesday, leaving two persons dead and 10 others injured.</p><p>The bus was carrying over 50 labourers.</p><p>Additional Superintendent of Police Tejpal Singh said the bus was carrying labourers from Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit to a brick kiln in Manoharpur.</p>.Kurnool Bus Inferno: Illegal Modifications, Missing Exits, and Fatal Negligence.<p>He said household items, including cycles, kept on the top of the bus touched the high tension line when the bus was passing from an internal 'kaccha' road near a village in Manoharpur. After touching the live wire, the bus caught fire.</p>.<p>Some gas cylinders were also kept in the bus.</p><p>District Collector Jitendra Soni said two of the gas cylinders caught fire in the incident.</p><p>Some of the labourers managed to jump out of the bus.</p><p>The fire was later doused and the injured were rushed to a government hospital in Shahpura from there six were referred to SMS hospital in Jaipur with burn injuries while some were given primary treatment in Shahpura.</p><p>Chief Miniter Bhajan Lal Sharma condoled the loss of lives.</p><p>"The bus accident in Manoharpur resulting in loss of lives, is deeply saddening. The concerned authorities have been directed to ensure proper treatment for the injured," he said.</p><p>Deputy chief minister and Transport Minister Prem Chand Bairwa said a probe will be launched into the incident.</p><p>Former chief minister Ashok Gehlot also expressed grief over the loss of lives.</p>
<p>Jaipur: A private bus caught fire after coming in contact with a hanging wire in the Manoharpur area here on Tuesday, leaving two persons dead and 10 others injured.</p><p>The bus was carrying over 50 labourers.</p><p>Additional Superintendent of Police Tejpal Singh said the bus was carrying labourers from Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit to a brick kiln in Manoharpur.</p>.Kurnool Bus Inferno: Illegal Modifications, Missing Exits, and Fatal Negligence.<p>He said household items, including cycles, kept on the top of the bus touched the high tension line when the bus was passing from an internal 'kaccha' road near a village in Manoharpur. After touching the live wire, the bus caught fire.</p>.<p>Some gas cylinders were also kept in the bus.</p><p>District Collector Jitendra Soni said two of the gas cylinders caught fire in the incident.</p><p>Some of the labourers managed to jump out of the bus.</p><p>The fire was later doused and the injured were rushed to a government hospital in Shahpura from there six were referred to SMS hospital in Jaipur with burn injuries while some were given primary treatment in Shahpura.</p><p>Chief Miniter Bhajan Lal Sharma condoled the loss of lives.</p><p>"The bus accident in Manoharpur resulting in loss of lives, is deeply saddening. The concerned authorities have been directed to ensure proper treatment for the injured," he said.</p><p>Deputy chief minister and Transport Minister Prem Chand Bairwa said a probe will be launched into the incident.</p><p>Former chief minister Ashok Gehlot also expressed grief over the loss of lives.</p>