Three minor sisters burnt to death as cylinder catches fire in Uttar Pradesh's Azamgarh
The cylinder leaked when Dipanjali (11), Shivansi (6) and Shrejal (4) were in the kitchen while their mother had stepped out to get some water

Azamgarh: Three minor sisters were burnt to death when an LPG cylinder caught fire at their home in a village in the Aahraula area here, police said on Monday.The cylinder leaked when Dipanjali (11), Shivansi (6) and Shrejal (4) were in the kitchen of their home in Imamgarh village while their mother had stepped out to get some water, the added. As the cylinder caught fire, the sisters got trapped in the room and raised an alarm, the police said.Alerted by their cries for help, villagers gathered at the spot and helped control the fire, following which the girls were rushed to a hospital, where Dipanjali and Shivansi were declared dead, police officials said. Later, Shrejal died during treatment, they said, adding that a probe is underway in the matter.

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