In a tragic incident in Dhimarpur village, Badaun district, Uttar Pradesh, 30-year-old Arvind Kumar was electrocuted and burned alive while attempting to repair a high-tension electricity pole. His family claims that power was restored unexpectedly despite assurances of a shutdown. Eyewitnesses reported that he lost his balance and fell onto live wires, resulting in a horrific scene where his body became entangled and caught fire. The body remained stuck for nearly four hours before being retrieved by authorities. Meanwhile, in Lucknow, 24-year-old Suhail was killed instantly after coming into contact with an 11,000-volt overhead line while working on an under-construction house. Local residents expressed outrage over the lack of safety measures and accountability from the Lucknow Electricity Supply Administration (LESA), which they claim has ignored previous complaints about the dangerous proximity of high-voltage lines to residential areas. Both incidents have raised serious concerns about electrical safety and the need for immediate action from local authorities.