On the morning of March 19, 2025, Vitthal Dighe and his friends faced a scary moment while riding a bus to work at Hinjawadi IT Park. Suddenly, the bus caught fire! Passengers had to think quickly about whether to stay on the bus or jump out to safety.

Vitthal managed to escape through the front door of the bus. He shared his experience, which raised important questions about how safe buses are and how quickly people can get out in emergencies. He talked about how the fire started and how everyone panicked, trying to find a way out as the flames grew.

Sadly, many IT workers who were on the bus didn't make it out in time. Vitthal saw some of his injured friends trying to escape, and he could hear their cries for help. This was a very emotional and sad moment for him, as he felt helpless watching some of his friends still inside the burning bus.

After the fire, emergency teams took the victims to Yashwantrao Chavan Memorial Hospital. Families had a hard time identifying their loved ones because of the serious burns. This made a very sad situation even harder for them.

The impact of this event is still felt by those who survived. Vitthal feels deep sadness for his lost friends and knows that this experience has left emotional scars. It has started important conversations about making public transportation safer and improving emergency plans.

Vitthal's story reminds us how crucial it's to keep public transportation safe and to train people for emergencies. His experience shows that quick thinking can save lives, but it also highlights the serious effects that accidents can have on people.