Delhi School: Class 12 girl student found burnt to death on campus
Press Trust of India | October 24, 2026 | 03:23 PM IST | 1 min read
Delhi Police received a PCR call about a fire at the school, following which personnel from station rushed to the spot and found the girl
NEW DELHI: An 18-year-old Class 12 student was found in a burnt condition behind the guard room of a school in east Delhi's Krishna Nagar on Saturday, police said. Police received a PCR call about a fire at the school, following which personnel from Krishna Nagar police station rushed to the spot and found the girl, they said.
Certain materials were recovered from the spot and the student's school bag during preliminary proceedings, police said. The crime team was called to inspect the scene and collect evidence. The circumstances leading to the incident are being examined, and further investigation is underway, police added.
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