Garhwa: A 65-year-old elderly woman, Bhukhali Kunwar, was burnt alive in a house fire in Jarde village near the city on Sunday night. The sons of the Dead, said that she was cooking on a wooden stove in the house during the thunderstorm. The fire of the stove was shattered by the sudden wind, and the fire in the house took a virile look.

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According to the information, the mother was not found after the fire cooled. On the inside, it was seen that a mother's burnt corpse was lying in one of the corners of the house. In addition, the fire burned property worth about four lakh rupees. The typhoon damaged several houses in half a dozen villages of the block. Some people were also injured. The villages which have suffered the most from the cyclone include the name of several villages including Sonehra, Jarde, Raro, Belwakand, Barakind, Dandai, Lavhikalan, Pachaur, Jhud and Tatasarar. Houses, shops and stores, trees, solar were damaged in the said villages.

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With this, the village chief took stock of the scene after the elderly woman was burnt alive in the village. He called the local legislator and briefed the incident. The MLA immediately provided financial assistance of Rs. 11, 000 to the victim's family. Also assured to provide every possible government benefit. On the morning of the incident, police took the information of the incident and the body was sent for post mortem.