A fire broke out early Monday at a fast-food restaurant in Delhi's INA market, injuring four to six people. Officials reported that seven to eight firefighting vehicles are currently on site, and efforts to control the blaze are ongoing. Station Training Officer Manoj Mehlawat stated that the fire was reported at 3:20 am and affected two restaurants. Excessive commercial cylinder storage may have contributed to the incident. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, with more details expected soon.
