Fire breaks out at Common Central Secretariat building in Delhi, 13 fire engines at spot

Almost 13 fire tenders are currently present at the spot, and efforts are underway to douse the fire.

Updated on: Jun 14, 2025, 13:43:50 IST

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A fire broke out in the Common Central Secretariat Building on New Delhi's Janpath Road on Saturday, according to the Delhi Fire Services.

Fire broke out in the CCS Building, Janpath Road. (Representational Image)

Almost 13 fire tenders are currently present at the spot, and efforts are underway to douse the fire, ANI reported.

Delhi Fire Services said, "Fire broke out in the CCS Building, Janpath Road. 13 fire tenders reached the spot. Dousing operation underway."

A call regarding the blaze breaking out on the third floor of an office building located on Janpath road was received at 11.13 am, the Delhi Fire Services official (DFS) said.

"We rushed 15 fire tenders to the location and the blaze was doused off by 12.20 pm. No injuries have been reported so far," he added.

(This is a developing story.)

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