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Car catches fire at railway station

NEW DELHI: A car parked at Nizamuddin railway station here caught fire under mysterious circumstances on Friday.

“The black Tata Indigo parked near a restaurant at the railway station suddenly caught fire around 3 p.m. We promptly removed other vehicles parked in the vicinity and the fire was brought under control before the firemen reached there. The front portion of the car was totally burnt,” said Inspector RPF (Nizamuddin) Mohammed Aslam.

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