Authorities in a north Indian city order an inquiry after a building fire kills 15 people, according to BBC reports. Witnesses describe people escaping by jumping from windows as flames spread inside the structure. Rescue teams respond to the incident and use emergency measures to reach those trapped, including breaking through a wall to get access to affected areas. The reports do not name the building or provide additional details about the cause of the fire, but they describe the severity of the blaze and the challenges faced by responders. Following the deaths, officials move to investigate what led to the fire and how people inside were affected, including whether safety and emergency procedures were followed. The inquiry is intended to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident and support any necessary follow-up actions. The accounts emphasize the rapid spread of the fire and the use of forceful entry methods by rescue workers as part of the effort to save lives.