A former accountant, Vinod Savle, allegedly started a fire at Shyam Sangini Textile Market due to a salary dispute. He claimed Rs 10,000 was unpaid, leading to severe consequences for several businesses. The fire caused an estimated loss of Rs 24 crore across multiple shops in the market. After learning he was a suspect, Savle fled the city before returning days later.
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