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Delhi man dies as car catches fire, was on way to distribute his wedding cards

The victim was on his to distributing his wedding invitations when the incident took place. He was to get married on February 14.
January 19, 2025 / 14:56 IST
A man died after his caught fire in Delhi. (Representational image)

A man was burnt to death after his car caught fire on Saturday night near Baba Banquet Hall in Ghazipur, Delhi.

The victim, identified as Anil and a resident of Nawada in Greater Noida, was on his to distributing his wedding invitations when the incident took place. He was to get married on February 14.

"He went out to distribute his wedding invitation cards in the afternoon. When he did not return till late evening, we tried calling him but his phone was switched off. Around 11-11:30, the police called us saying there was an accident and Anil is in hospital," the victim's elder brother Sumit said, according to an NDTV report.

Visuals of the incident site show a Wagon R being completely charred - especially on the driver's side.

The cause behind the blaze is yet to be ascertained.

The victim's body has been sent for post-mortem and the investigation is underway.

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first published: Jan 19, 2025 02:56 pm

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