Investigation revealed that the two-storey gaming zone operated without necessary licences, raising concerns about safety regulations. The facility had a single gate for entry and exit, and stored large quantities of diesel and petrol, making it highly susceptible to fire hazards. According to officials, the facility contained 1500-2000 litres of diesel for generators and 1000-1500 litres of petrol for go-karting.
The arcade was set up in a flimsy-shed-like structure to bypass regulatory approvals, IANS quoted sources as saying. They further said the facility continued to attract visitors, who were oblivious to the dangers.
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