Three Labourers Killed in Delhi Tent Fire, Family Raises Questions
A fire in a makeshift tent in Anand Vihar claimed three lives, with survivors' accounts and circumstances prompting suspicions of foul play.
- The fire broke out early Tuesday morning in a makeshift tent near Anand Vihar, killing three labourers from Uttar Pradesh—Jaggi, Shyam Singh, and Kanta Prasad.
- Authorities suspect the fire was triggered by a diesel container placed on a cooler stand, with a gas cylinder explosion intensifying the blaze.
- Nitin, the sole survivor, managed to escape, but his account of events has been questioned by the victims' family and neighbors.
- Delhi Police have registered an FIR against unknown persons and initiated an investigation, with multiple teams probing the incident.
- Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced ₹10 lakh compensation for each affected family and assured a thorough investigation.