Man Burnt To Death After Car Catches Fire In Delhi: Police
23rd May 2020 02:50 amndtv.com
The police received information about the incident on Thursday.
A 50-year-old man was burnt to death after his car caught fire at a flyover in Mangolpuri area, the police said on Friday.
The dead man has been identified as Ram Kishan, a resident of Kerala, they said.
The police received information about the incident on Thursday. The vehicle was found at the flyover near Kali Mata Mandir in Outer Ring road, a senior police officer said.
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