Fire broke out at 25 locations in Ludhiana on the occasion of Diwali on Wednesday.
A total of 37 fire engines were deployed for firefighting operations.
The fire was doused at 24 places. The reason behind most of the incidents was probably bursting of firecrackers, Fire officer Sambhu Nath Sharma said.
On October 23, the Supreme Court had refused to put a blanket ban on the sale of firecrackers across the country.
Later, the top court fixed the time from 8 pm to 10 pm on Diwali for burning crackers and also issued guidelines on the majority of the aspect of the festival.
In its guidelines, the apex court had allowed that only firecrackers with reduced emission (improved crackers) and green crackers and Safe Water and Air Sprinklers (SWAS) would be sold and manufactured.