<p>A cluster bus with only the driver and the conductor aboard crashed through the wall of a cemetery in central <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/delhi" target="_blank">Delhi's</a> Khan Market area Saturday morning and damaged around 10 graves, police said.</p>.<p>Videos and pictures of the accident, widely circulated on social media, showed a major part of the bus inside the cemetery wall.</p>.<p>A police officer said the bus has been removed from the crash site and a mechanical inspection of the vehicle is being done to ascertain the cause of the accident that happened around 6 am. Appropriate action will be taken if anyone is found guilty, he added.</p>.<p>Eugene Ratnam, secretary of the Delhi Cemeteries Committee, said the accident damaged 10-12 graves.</p>.<p>"There are two caretakers who live with their families inside the premises. They live on opposite sides of the cemetery. They heard a loud noise and saw the bus inside the cemetery after tearing down a portion of the wall. They immediately informed us about the incident," Ratnam said.</p>.<p>"Some families have come to check the damage to the graves," he said, adding the committee will help clean the cemetery and repair the graves.</p>.<p>Last month, a DTC bus hit a car before ramming into a subway crossing in west Delhi's Naraina area. Three people -- the driver, conductor and the marshal deployed on the bus -- were injured in that accident.</p>.<p>The bus was going towards Naraina depot after dropping all the passengers at the stop. The driver later told the police that the braking system of the bus had failed.</p>
<p>A cluster bus with only the driver and the conductor aboard crashed through the wall of a cemetery in central <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/delhi" target="_blank">Delhi's</a> Khan Market area Saturday morning and damaged around 10 graves, police said.</p>.<p>Videos and pictures of the accident, widely circulated on social media, showed a major part of the bus inside the cemetery wall.</p>.<p>A police officer said the bus has been removed from the crash site and a mechanical inspection of the vehicle is being done to ascertain the cause of the accident that happened around 6 am. Appropriate action will be taken if anyone is found guilty, he added.</p>.<p>Eugene Ratnam, secretary of the Delhi Cemeteries Committee, said the accident damaged 10-12 graves.</p>.<p>"There are two caretakers who live with their families inside the premises. They live on opposite sides of the cemetery. They heard a loud noise and saw the bus inside the cemetery after tearing down a portion of the wall. They immediately informed us about the incident," Ratnam said.</p>.<p>"Some families have come to check the damage to the graves," he said, adding the committee will help clean the cemetery and repair the graves.</p>.<p>Last month, a DTC bus hit a car before ramming into a subway crossing in west Delhi's Naraina area. Three people -- the driver, conductor and the marshal deployed on the bus -- were injured in that accident.</p>.<p>The bus was going towards Naraina depot after dropping all the passengers at the stop. The driver later told the police that the braking system of the bus had failed.</p>