A Jaipur coaching institute was sealed by the municipal corporation after several students fainted due to suspected gas leaks. The Rajasthan Human Rights Commission recommended action, while former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot urged relocating institutes to a designated hub.

Jaipur: Ten students of a coaching institute of Jaipur were hospitalized after they fainted due to a strange odor from a drain on Sunday evening. Taking action, the Municipal Corporation has sealed the coaching institute on Monday morning.

The incident, which unfolded on Sunday evening, caused widespread panic as students reported experiencing severe headaches and difficulty breathing. Preliminary investigations by the police indicate that the gas leak might have originated from a drain near the institute.

Ten students from a coaching institute in Mahesh Nagar in Rajasthan's Jaipur were rushed to the hospital after they fainted due to a suspected gas leak from a nearby drain.  The incident that occurred on Sunday evening triggered panic,

A coaching institute on Gopalpura bypass here was sealed by Jaipur Greater Municipal Corporation on Monday, a day after some students fainted while studying. Rajasthan Human Rights Commission has recommended action against those guilty and provide free treatment and compensation to the victims.

On Sunday evening, ten students of a private coaching institute fainted due to a suspected gas leak from the drain. The students reported breathing issues and were coughing when admitted to the hospital.

A shocking incident occurred at the Utkarsh coaching institute in Jaipur's Gopalpura area, where 24 students fell unconscious due to the spread of poisonous gas

Nearly a dozen students fainted after thick fumes engulfed a coaching institute in Jaipur on Sunday evening. According to the police, the cause of the smoke that enveloped Utkarsh Coaching Centre, in Gopalpur, could not be immediately ascertained.

Ten students suffered from suffocation and fainting linked to a gas leak from a drain. Their condition has stabilised now

Initial investigations ruled out food poisoning. The police suspect that toxic fumes from a drain behind the coaching center might have caused the incident.