Fire breaks out at Congress headquarters in Delhi

A fire broke out at the Congress headquarters in Delhi on Wednesday evening. A fire brigade official said, "The fire has been extinguished, there is not much damage. A fire was reported at the Congress headquarters at 7.30 pm. Two fire tenders were sent to the spot," a fire brigade official said. According to information received from Congress sources, the fire was not very big. The fire was caused by an electric fault in the AC. At present, the fire has been brought under control.

After the information about the fire in the Congress headquarters, the administrative staff came into active mode. Fire tenders were also immediately dispatched to the spot. The fire department got the fire under control in time. No one was harmed due to the fire.

A sudden fire broke out in a moving DTC bus in Delhi's Mahipalpur on Wednesday afternoon. Suddenly, the bus became a ball of fire. The driver saved his life by jumping off the bus. Due to the burning of the bus on the middle road, there was a jam on the road. A tea and a cooler shop located near the spot also came in the grip of flames. The LPG cylinder exploded in the tea shop.

Preliminary investigation revealed that the bus might have caught fire due to engine overheating or a short circuit. There was no passenger in the bus at the time of the accident. An eyewitness said that due to the fire in the bus and shops, smoke continued to rise in the area for a long time.