Fire breaks out at Mumbai building where NCB office is located

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Mumbai: A fire broke out at a building in Mumbai where the office of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) is located. It was reported that the fire broke out at the Exchange Building located at Ballard Estate.

Fire tenders were present at the spot and were trying to douse the blaze when the reports last came in. The building was also being evacuated.

So far, the flames could be seen coming out of the second floor of the building. The office of the NCB is located on the third floor, Times Now’s Mohit Bhatt reported.

It may be recalled that the NCB has been in the news lately as it is probing the drugs angle in the Sushant Singh Rajput death case.

Fire at Mumbai's Exchange building that houses NCB office investigating drugs case 🤣

A fire broke out at the Exchange building in Mumbai on Monday. The blaze was reported from the second floor of the building in Ballard Estate, which houses the office of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), which is currently investigating the Rhea Chakraborty drugs case.

A fire broke out at the Exchange building in Mumbai on Monday. The blaze was reported from the second floor of the building in Ballard Estate, which houses the office of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), which is currently investigating the Rhea Chakraborty drugs case. The NCB office is located on the third floor of the building.

The blaze was later brought under control. Any injuries or loss of life due to the fire was not reported.

Several people were seen rushing out of the building as soon as the fire broke out.

Initial details suggested a blast in the air conditioner on the second floor caused the fire. Teams of fire brigades reached the spot as soon as they received a call about the blaze.

Originally posted by: djoker

Fire at Mumbai's Exchange building that houses NCB office investigating drugs case 🤣

A fire broke out at the Exchange building in Mumbai on Monday. The blaze was reported from the second floor of the building in Ballard Estate, which houses the office of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), which is currently investigating the Rhea Chakraborty drugs case.

A fire broke out at the Exchange building in Mumbai on Monday. The blaze was reported from the second floor of the building in Ballard Estate, which houses the office of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), which is currently investigating the Rhea Chakraborty drugs case. The NCB office is located on the third floor of the building.

The blaze was later brought under control. Any injuries or loss of life due to the fire was not reported.

Several people were seen rushing out of the building as soon as the fire broke out.

Initial details suggested a blast in the air conditioner on the second floor caused the fire. Teams of fire brigades reached the spot as soon as they received a call about the blaze.

U r laughing coz now ssr & disha case will be shut under depressed & suicide tag .

Rhea & gang will be given clean chit & murderer will never be revealed.

I guess documents r also burnt.

Sarkari offices always have these fire accidents.. Very convenient 😡.. Kabhi file delete hotha hai.. Kabhi Yeh..

Every major government office has fire accidents from time to time.. Fire safety ka khayal nahi rakte kya? Sabotage..

I am not able to understand Indian politics.. The games the big guys play is beyond even God's understanding maybe

Hopefully evidences are also in digital format! But it’s quite pathetic really!!

Originally posted by: nirvana1328

Hopefully evidences are also in digital format! But it’s quite pathetic really!!

They will say hum digitize karne hi wale thi ki yeh accident ho gaya (happened in the past.. Don't know what evidence has been collected here and its format)

In government offices anything that can go wrong will go wrong

Nice try ... hope the evidences are safe.

Aur kitni niche giregi yeh log..chi🤢

' relentlessly' going after the big guns completed. 😆

Next the building will collapse but everyone will get saved miraculously.

😆this is so cliche'. Jokes apart, hope nothing is destroyed.