Delhi CM orders magisterial enquiry and declares financial compensation of Rs 10 lakhs to the dead n Rs 50000 to the injured

The Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has ordered a magisterial enquiry into the massive fire in a three story building near Mundka Metro Station which claimed 29 lives yesterday evening after the fire broke out roasting the people in the fire, succumbing to deaths instantaneously. He catagorigally said that anyone responsible for this fire, if any, who be dealt with severely and punished stringently. He also announced financial compensation of Rs ten lakhs to each of the dead and Rs 50 thousand to those injured. The PMO has earlier announced the financial compensation pf Rs two lakh for the dead and Rs 50 thousand for the injured. The two owners of the building gutted in fire have been arrested. The maximum dead bodies could not be retrieved and the parents of the missing employees in this factory are still wandering around in curiosity with photographs of their sons n daughters un their hands. There are reports that the fire was so massive that out of 29 dead majority of them had died inside the building. About thirty fire brigade fire tenders were pressed into service who did their best to extinguish the fire. While two owners of the factory have been arrested the owner of the building is absconding. Some dead burnt body parts have been recovered from the gutted building which have been sent forensic examination. The factory had no NOC of the fire department.