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Home / Delhi / Four Killed One Injured As Fire Breaks Out At Electronics Shop

Four killed, one injured as fire breaks out at electronics shop

Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 04:45 AM Aug 19, 2025 IST
Cops outside the electronics shop in New Delhi on Monday. Video Grab

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A fire broke out at an electronics shop at Raja Garden, West Delhi, on Monday, leaving four persons dead and another injured, the police said. All of them were working at the shop.

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According to officials, a call regarding the fire was received at the Moti Nagar police station around 3 pm. After getting information, the SHO, along with police personnel, reached the spot.

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Eyewitnesses informed the police that five persons were trapped inside. All of them were pulled out and rushed to the hospital.

Four of them succumbed to their injuries, while one person is undergoing treatment, an official said. A firefighter also sustained minor injuries during the operation.

The deceased have been identified as Aayushi (22), Payal (20), Amandeep Kaur (22) and Ravi (28). Sandeep is undergoing treatment.

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Appropriate proceedings had been initiated, the official added.

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