Blaze at INA Market: Six Injured in South Delhi Inferno

A fire broke out early Monday at a restaurant in south Delhi's INA market, injuring six people and spreading to two adjacent fast food joints. The blaze was reported at 3:18 am, and seven fire tenders took two hours to extinguish it. A short circuit is suspected.

Early Monday morning, a fire erupted at a restaurant in the INA market located in south Delhi, leading to injuries for six people and engulfing two neighboring fast food joints, officials reported.

The emergency services received a call at 3.18 am, mobilizing seven fire tenders that took around two hours to control the fire, according to a Delhi Fire Service (DFS) official.

Some of the restaurant employees who were sleeping inside sustained injuries, with two admitted to AIIMS and four to Safdarjung Hospital. It is suspected that a short circuit was the cause of the blaze, pending further investigation.