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Patrons Jump From Windows To Escape Delhi Restaurant Fire

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A fire broke out at a restaurant in Delhi, prompting a dangerous evacuation. More than ten people, including men and women, jumped from the building's windows to escape the flames. Separate video footage showed women and children also jumping from the restaurant's roof. A woman was observed leaping onto the terrace of a neighboring building. The incident highlights the severity of the blaze and the desperate measures taken to survive.

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