Mundka Fire

Two men were killed and another sustained injuries after two unidentified people opened fire on them in west Delhi's Mundka area, police said on Tuesday.

Over a month after 27 people were killed in a massive blaze that ripped through a building in Mundka in Delhi, police on Thursday said a victim's body was handed over to another family "by mistake".

Mundka Fire: It has been nearly two weeks since the Mundka fire tragedy but the families of many victims are still awaiting a closure as the remains of their loved ones are yet to be handed over to them.

After a deadly fire in Delhi's Mundka which killed 27 people, the Delhi Government has inducted two robots in its firefighting fleet which are capable of conrolling fire remotely. These robots can extinguish fire in narrow streets, forests, etc.

The AAP on Wednesday held Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta and his predecessors Manoj Tiwari and Satish Upadhyaya responsible for the death of 27 people in the Mundka fire tragedy and demanded that a case of "unintentional murder" be lodged against them.

Crane operator Dayanand Tiwari is no less than a 'messiah' to many people who he rescued from the building in outer Delhi's Mundka where a massive fire claimed at least 27 lives and injured many last week.

The North Delhi Municipal Corporation suspended 3 officials for laxity in duty after the massive fire in Delhi's Mundka. The road on which the building was situated was of neither commercial nor mixed land use category.

Delhi Police got one-day custody of three men including the building owner as part of investigation in Delhi Mundka fire tragedy in which 27 people died. Two business owners have been arrested as well who rented two floors in the building.

"It is like a video continuously playing in my head and I can still hear screams of people begging for help," says 45-year-old Mamta, one of the survivors of the Mundka fire tragedy.

The owner of the building in outer Delhi's Mundka where a massive fire claimed 27 lives has been sent to two-day police custody for further investigation into the fire mishap.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal has approved a magisterial inquiry into the Mundka building fire, which claimed 27 lives, and it will be completed within six weeks, officials said on Sunday.

The owner of the building in west Delhi, where a massive fire on Friday cost 27 lives, has been arrested. A case has been filed against Manish Lakra, who was absconding. He was caught this morning after multiple raids.

While the fire-tenders allegedly reached the Mundka fire incident site late, a crane driver proved a saviour for over 50 people, mostly women, by rescuing them while the building was engulfed in razing fire.

Survivors of the Mundka fire tragedy, that claimed at least 27 lives, on Saturday said smoke and narrow escape route made it difficult to evacuate everyone timely from the building.

At least 50 people have been rescued from the building and around 29 are still reported to be missing, police said, adding that the ongoing search operation is likely to be completed in the next few hours.

Two men were killed and another sustained injuries after two unidentified people opened fire on them in west Delhi's Mundka area, police said on Tuesday.

Over a month after 27 people were killed in a massive blaze that ripped through a building in Mundka in Delhi, police on Thursday said a victim's body was handed over to another family "by mistake".

Mundka Fire: It has been nearly two weeks since the Mundka fire tragedy but the families of many victims are still awaiting a closure as the remains of their loved ones are yet to be handed over to them.

After a deadly fire in Delhi's Mundka which killed 27 people, the Delhi Government has inducted two robots in its firefighting fleet which are capable of conrolling fire remotely. These robots can extinguish fire in narrow streets, forests, etc.

The AAP on Wednesday held Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta and his predecessors Manoj Tiwari and Satish Upadhyaya responsible for the death of 27 people in the Mundka fire tragedy and demanded that a case of "unintentional murder" be lodged against them.

Crane operator Dayanand Tiwari is no less than a 'messiah' to many people who he rescued from the building in outer Delhi's Mundka where a massive fire claimed at least 27 lives and injured many last week.

The North Delhi Municipal Corporation suspended 3 officials for laxity in duty after the massive fire in Delhi's Mundka. The road on which the building was situated was of neither commercial nor mixed land use category.

Delhi Police got one-day custody of three men including the building owner as part of investigation in Delhi Mundka fire tragedy in which 27 people died. Two business owners have been arrested as well who rented two floors in the building.

"It is like a video continuously playing in my head and I can still hear screams of people begging for help," says 45-year-old Mamta, one of the survivors of the Mundka fire tragedy.

The owner of the building in outer Delhi's Mundka where a massive fire claimed 27 lives has been sent to two-day police custody for further investigation into the fire mishap.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal has approved a magisterial inquiry into the Mundka building fire, which claimed 27 lives, and it will be completed within six weeks, officials said on Sunday.

The owner of the building in west Delhi, where a massive fire on Friday cost 27 lives, has been arrested. A case has been filed against Manish Lakra, who was absconding. He was caught this morning after multiple raids.

While the fire-tenders allegedly reached the Mundka fire incident site late, a crane driver proved a saviour for over 50 people, mostly women, by rescuing them while the building was engulfed in razing fire.

Survivors of the Mundka fire tragedy, that claimed at least 27 lives, on Saturday said smoke and narrow escape route made it difficult to evacuate everyone timely from the building.

At least 50 people have been rescued from the building and around 29 are still reported to be missing, police said, adding that the ongoing search operation is likely to be completed in the next few hours.