Delhi University North Campus Fire: Blaze Breaks Out At DUSU Office, 5 Fire Tenders Deployed
A fire broke out at the Delhi University Students’ Union office in North Campus late Tuesday night. Five fire tenders were sent to the spot and no casualties were reported.
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A fire broke out at the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) office at Law Centre-I in Delhi University’s North Campus late Tuesday night. According to the Delhi Fire Service, the incident was reported at around 11:53 pm on October 6.
The fire was limited to a sofa and other furniture inside the DUSU office. Five water tenders were rushed to the location after the fire was reported. Firefighters brought the blaze under control, officials said.
No casualties were reported in the incident. The available reports did not immediately provide details about the cause of the fire.
Fire At Delhi University DUSU Office Under Control
The incident took place at the DUSU office located within the Law Centre-I premises. The Delhi Fire Service responded to the alert and deployed five fire tenders to prevent the fire from spreading.
Officials said the blaze remained confined to furniture, including a sofa, and was brought under control. There were no reports of injuries or loss of life.
The incident comes as Delhi University’s North Campus remains a major hub for students, academic activities and student organisations. Law Centre-I is among the university’s prominent academic facilities in the North Campus.
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Delhi University Fire: What Officials Said
The Delhi Fire Service confirmed that the fire was reported at 11:53 pm and that fire tenders were sent to the DUSU office. Officials also confirmed that the blaze was confined to furniture and that no casualties were reported.
Further details about the cause of the fire or any investigation into the incident have not been reported so far. Students and staff are expected to follow any safety instructions issued by the university or authorities following the incident.
The development highlights the importance of fire-safety arrangements at educational institutions, particularly in busy university campuses where classrooms, offices and student facilities operate in close proximity.
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Anjali is an education journalist with over a year of experience in digital and business journalism. She has previously worked with BW Businessworld and ANI, where she gained experience in news writing, editing, research, and fact-checking. At Jagran Josh, she writes education news and covers competitive exams and current affairs, with a keen interest in delivering accurate, informative, and reader-focused content. She holds a BA from Miranda House, University of Delhi, and a postgraduate diploma in English Journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC). Anjali enjoys reading and exploring new ideas and perspectives through books.
