Ministry of Education fire: While there is controversy in the country regarding various exams on the one hand, on the other hand, a fire incident emerged in a building belonging to the Ministry of Education in the country’s capital, Delhi. The fire brigade was called after the fire broke out at the School of Planning and Architecture office of the Education Department on Vikas Marg in ITO, Delhi.
Earlier in the morning, students were seen upset as the CBSE website crashed, while smoke rising from the ministry building became a topic of discussion on social media. The special thing is that all this happened at a time when questions regarding NEET, paper leak, exam system and CBSE are already being asked. In such a situation, many users are seen on the internet giving different kinds of reactions by relating this entire incident.
A fire broke out in the Ministry of Education office.
There has been a request to investigate the exam scam for several days.
There will be no bamboo, and no flute will play
There will be no paperwork, no investigation. pic.twitter.com/F43xwKpo2n– The former blind lover 🤪 (@lakhanmenaria5) June 1, 2026
A fire broke out in the Ministry of Education building
According to information, a sudden fire broke out on the second and third floors of the SPA office located on Vikas Marg. As soon as smoke was seen rising, panic spread among the residents, and the fire department was then notified. Fire engines arrived at the scene and began the process of extinguishing the fire. It is a relief that no casualties have been reported so far. Smoke rising from the building is clearly visible in the video that went viral. Officials are investigating the causes of the fire.
On the other hand, the CBSE portal also remained closed
On the same day, CBSE Class XII students were waiting for the re-evaluation and verification process to begin. The Council has already extended the date, but as of today, June 1, it has not been possible to start the portal. A maintenance message is visible on the website, which has increased anxiety among students. In such a situation, people also relate the matter to the questions asked to the Ministry of Education. Now people’s anger has become evident on social media regarding the fire in the Education Department and the closure of the CBSE portal, and people have also been seen trolling the Education Department in different ways.
Read this also – Video that went viral: Users said the child trapped himself in the middle of the cylinder so that he had to pay to take it – he will agree to do something
Users said – Wow… Now there will be no paper, no investigation
After the fire in the Ministry of Education and the simultaneous impact of the CBSE portal, many reactions have emerged on social media. Some users described it as just a collaboration while some started raising questions citing controversies over NEET, CBSE and paper leakage. One user commented Wow…what timing. A fire broke out in the Ministry of Education office itself. Another user commented that when the fire of questions reached the education system, the ministry also caught fire. Another user commented that the Ministry of Education was caught up in the demand to investigate the exam scam, and now there will be no papers and no investigation.
Another user said it was hoped that only furniture would be burned in this fire, and not important files – lest some important files turn to ashes before students could even answer their questions. Another user commented, Hehehehehehe… Isn’t this a great way, important documents may have been burned, and if some of them remain they will be destroyed by water while putting out the fire. Another user commented: When did the fire start in the Ministry of Education? Is it time for the minister to leave?
Read this also-An Indian woman was caught stealing in Japan, and this act raises controversy
