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Srinagar Fire Guts Three Kashmiri Pandit Houses; Police Investigate Cause

    Srinagar Fire Guts Three Kashmiri Pandit Houses; Police Investigate Cause

    Srinagar Fire Guts Three Kashmiri Pandit Houses; Police Investigate Cause

    Key Highlights:

    1. Three houses and a granary belonging to Kashmiri Pandits were gutted in a fire.
    2. Police have registered a case and are investigating the cause.
    3. The blaze was brought under control in around 90 minutes.

    A devastating fire in Srinagar has gutted three houses and a grain store belonging to Kashmiri Pandits, prompting the police to launch an investigation.

    The incident occurred on Monday, with the police registering a case to determine the cause, according to a senior officer on Tuesday.

    The fire originated in the house of Anand Razdan, quickly spreading to two adjacent houses and a granary.

    The Station House Officer (SHO) of Mattan responded promptly, and fire tenders were deployed to control the blaze. After about 90 minutes of intense effort, the fire was finally subdued, minimizing further damage.

    A forensic team has examined the site, and CCTV footage from the area is being analyzed as part of the ongoing investigation.

    The police have registered an FIR under Section 326 of the BNS, ensuring a thorough and robust investigation to uncover the truth behind the incident.

    The senior officer assured that the investigation is being conducted meticulously, aiming to provide clarity and justice to the affected families.

    The local community and authorities are closely monitoring the situation, awaiting the findings of the police investigation.

    Ashiq Butt
    Ashiq Butt

    Ashiq Butt – is VoM News's senior staffer worked since year 2015 and he deals with correspondency and social media handles. Hailing from Doda's Marmat, Ashiq has strong grip over the collection of the data and it's compiling feature.