When the police asked for documents, they set the tempo on fire, created ruckus with swords and black flags in their hands.

There was chaos in the capital Delhi on Thursday morning when a person allegedly set his own tempo on fire. The incident is said to have taken place near Ghazipur border of East Delhi. It is being told that the man took this step after getting angry at being asked to show the documents of the vehicle during the traffic police checking. After setting the tempo on fire, the accused started creating ruckus with a sword in his hand. During this he also waved the black flag. Seeing the burning tempo on the road and a person with a sword in his hand, panic spread among the people present there. Due to the incident, there was a traffic jam in the area and traffic was also affected. This sudden incident created an atmosphere of chaos on the spot.

According to police sources, the incident occurred around 8:30 in the morning. Traffic policemen stopped the tempo during checking and asked the driver to show the documents of the vehicle. The person got angry due to this. It is alleged that he came out of the car, took out inflammable substance and set the tempo on fire.

created ruckus with sword and black flag

After setting the tempo on fire, the person picked up a sword in his hand and started waving the black flag. This incident created chaos on the spot. Seeing a person creating ruckus with a burning tempo and a sword on the road, panic spread among the people present there. Due to the incident, there was a traffic jam in the area. The alleged video of this entire incident has also surfaced. In the video, the tempo is seen surrounded by flames. At the same time, a person is seen holding a sword and a black flag in his hand.

Police reached the spot and caught the accused

According to the police statement, Ghazipur police station had received information about the incident through a PCR call near Ghazipur Murga Mandi toll tax. As soon as the information was received, policemen reached the spot near West Vinod Nagar depot. There they found a tempo engulfed in flames. However, the tempo was empty at that time. Police said that a person named Ghanendra (28) had created a traffic jam on the road for some time. The policemen immediately caught him, after which the traffic was normalized. According to the police, an FIR has been registered in the matter and further investigation is underway. An alleged video of the incident has also surfaced, in which the tempo is seen surrounded by flames. At the same time, a person is seen holding a sword and a black flag in his hand.

A massive fire broke out in a moving car in Delhi.

Incidents of fire are continuously coming to light in the capital Delhi. On Wednesday evening (November 11), a car moving on the road suddenly caught fire just in front of Yamuna Bank Depot in Shakarpur police station area. It was fortunate that the car driver showed understanding in time and got out of the car and saved his life. There is no news of any casualty in the accident. According to the information, the car was moving on the road when suddenly smoke started coming out of it. Sensing the situation, the driver stopped the car without any delay and immediately got out. Within some time the car was engulfed in flames. As soon as information about the car fire was received, three fire brigade vehicles reached the spot. After a lot of effort, the firemen brought the fire under control at around 8 pm. However, by then the car had caught fire.

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