A sad event happened in Pune when a mini-bus driver named Janardan Hambardekar got very angry. He was upset because his pay was going to be cut. In his anger, he set his bus on fire, and sadly, four people died in this fire.
This event shows how serious problems at work can turn into violence. Experts say that it's very important for companies to have good ways to solve problems between workers and bosses. They need to listen to their workers and help them when they're unhappy.
The police are looking into what happened. They want to find out why Janardan did this. They're checking papers from the workplace, talking to people who saw what happened, and looking at video recordings to understand the events better.
Because of this terrible event, local businesses are thinking about how they handle fights between workers and bosses. Studies show that most violence at work comes from workers being unhappy about something that wasn't solved properly. This means it's very important to fix problems quickly.
Janardan will face legal actions for what he did. The people in charge will show that his anger about the pay cut led to the fire and the sad deaths.
This case has caught the attention of groups that care about workers' rights and safety, and they want better ways for workers and bosses to talk to each other, especially when money problems happen.
