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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
The Shri Sutrakritanga Sutra states that his intellect is destroyed. He becomes devoid of discrimination and discrimination, and continues to burn excessively. He is pitiable-pity-producing in all time-present, past and future, or is a completely hot place. He is attained by sinful living beings, i.e., sinful souls go there. Describing the speciality of that place, the Sutrakara says - it is extremely painful. The implication is that even for the twinkling of an eye, there is no relief from suffering there. It is said - even in the time of the blink of an eye, the hellish beings do not get respite, they continue to cook in hell, suffering and experiencing pain.
The four fires are kindled, wherein the cruel-actioned torment the ignorant. They stand there, tormented, living like fish in the fire.
Tika: In all four directions, the cruel-actioned hell-wardens, having kindled four fires, torment extremely the ignorant beings who have committed misdeeds in the past. And those hell-beings, thus tormented, stand there for a long time in that extremely painful hell, unable to go elsewhere, just as living fish, having reached the proximity of fire, stand there itself, unable to go elsewhere due to their inability to bear the heat, and thus great suffering arises for them; hence the analogy of fish is taken.
Further,
Santacchana (Intense Burning) is the name of the great torment; there the unrighteous-actioned (beings) are bound by hands and feet, and are sawed like logs by those with axes in their hands.