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Foul play ruled out

NEW DELHI: The Delhi police on Friday ruled out any foul play in the death of two women passengers of an auto-rickshaw that caught fire in CP here in the early hours of Thursday.

Preliminary investigations have suggested it to be a case of accident. Shehnaz (30) and Nisha (35) — who were on the back seat — were charred to death, but the third passengers, Pooja (25), managed to escape with minor burns on her hand. The driver, Harish Kumar, also escaped unhurt.

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