A major fire broke out in a grocery store in West Champaran district due to a short circuit, injuring two people, including the shop owner. According to preliminary information, the incident occurred in a local market within the district. The fire was so intense that it rapidly engulfed the entire shop, causing significant damage to goods and property. The primary cause of the blaze is believed to be a short circuit.

Eyewitnesses reported that the flames were fierce, making it difficult to control. Local residents immediately began rescue efforts and informed the fire department. By the time fire tenders arrived, the fire had already spread considerably. In their attempts to extinguish the blaze, the shop owner and another individual sustained severe burn injuries. They were rushed to a local hospital for treatment. Doctors have stated that both are in stable condition but remain under observation.

It is estimated that the shop owner has incurred losses worth lakhs, as all the merchandise, including grains, food items, and other grocery essentials, were completely destroyed. Following the extinguishing of the fire, police and administrative officials arrived at the scene to assess the situation. Police have initiated an investigation into the cause of the incident, with initial findings pointing to a short circuit. The local administration has assured all possible assistance to the affected family. The incident has caused considerable alarm in the area and fear among local traders.