Man charred to death after car catches fire in Kadma
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Jamshedpur: A man, in his late forties, was charred to death when his moving car caught fire on the Marine Drive in Kadma police station area on Sunday morning.
The deceased has been identified as Sunil Agarwal.
The car suddenly caught fire and within a few minutes a blast occurred following which the person on the driving seat was charred to death, said witnesses to the police.
Agarwal was carrying an LPG cylinder in his car, deputy SP (headquarters II) Manoj Thakur said quoting the family members. "We have sought FSL (Forensic Science Laboratory) team's help to ascertain the cause of the incident," said Thakur.
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