New Delhi: Due to increasing incidents day by day, the heart of everyone is becoming the face of chaos, while in Patparganj industrial area of the capital Delhi, a fire broke out on Friday morning. There is news of death of a person in it. At present, 32 fire personnel are present on the spot and are trying to extinguish the fire. There have been many incidents of arson in Delhi some time ago and many people have lost their lives in these. Last year, a huge fire broke out in Grain Mandi area of Delhi, in which 45 people died. After the Grainmandi fire, many other areas of Delhi also caught fire and people lost their lives.

According to information received from sources, it has been learned that a big disclosure has been revealed in FSL's site report regarding the factory fire in Grainmandi. According to the report, the fire was caused by a short circuit in the sub-meter on the second floor of the building. After the fire there, the flames went upwards and reached the 6th floor and got dilapidated. In the recently received FSL site report of Delhi Police, a brief description of this entire incident is given at the moment. On the other hand, Delhi Police has written a letter to all departments to give a quick report. A senior officer of the crime branch said that the police received the FSL's site report 1 week in advance.

At the same time, there have been reports that the fire was located in the sub meter on the second floor. There was a short circuit before the fire. The police are waiting for the full report of FSL. On coming the full report, it will be known that there was no kerosene or flammable material in the building, due to which the fire broke out. Another officer of the crime branch said that no report of any department has been received except the Labor Department.

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