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Fire damages house, cattle injured 11/18/2016 10:24:09 PM Early Times Report Vijaypur, Nov 18: A massive fire sparked in VIjaypur due to possible electric short circuit intervening night and resulted injuries to a cow and her two calves injured besides huge damages to household items According to police sources, the fire reported at about 12:30pm intervening night of Thursday/Friday night in which household martial got completely destroyed while one cow and her two calves were also reportedly got seriously injured. Quoting affected person, Uttam Chand s/o Late Sh Kirpa Ram R/o Vijaypur Kothi Teh VijayPur Distt Samba, police sources said, "the cost of household materiel gutted in fire is estimated to lakhs. The affected family has appealed to administration to extend relief/ assistance so that he may live normal life as the winter is at hand.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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