Graves damaged as bus ploughs through cemetery wall at Delhi’s Khan Market

New Delhi, March 4 A bus with only the driver and the conductor aboard crashed through the wall of a cemetery in central Delhi’s Khan Market area this morning and damaged around 10 graves, the police said. Videos and pictures...

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Updated At : 11:44 AM Mar 05, 2023 IST

New Delhi, March 4

A bus with only the driver and the conductor aboard crashed through the wall of a cemetery in central Delhi’s Khan Market area this morning and damaged around 10 graves, the police said.

Videos and pictures of the accident, widely circulated on social media, showed a major portion of the bus inside the cemetery wall.

A police officer said the bus had been removed from the crash site and a mechanical inspection of the vehicle is being carried out to ascertain the cause of the accident. Appropriate action will be taken if anyone was found guilty, he added.

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