An Indian restaurant in east London was attacked in what police suspect to be an arson incident, leading to the arrest of a 15-year-old boy and a 40-year-old man. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that the arrests were made following a fire at the premises, which caused significant damage but no reported injuries.
The incident took place late at night, with emergency services rushing to the spot after receiving reports of a fire. Firefighters managed to control the blaze and prevent it from spreading to nearby properties. According to local officials, the restaurant was unoccupied at the time, ensuring that no staff or customers were harmed.
Authorities said the two suspects were taken into custody on charges of suspected arson and remain under investigation. Police have not yet confirmed whether the attack was targeted or random, and they are working with forensic teams to determine the cause and motive behind the fire.
Local community members expressed concern over the attack, highlighting the need for greater vigilance in protecting small businesses in the area. The restaurant’s owners are cooperating with investigators and have appealed for calm while the inquiry continues.
Police have urged anyone with information about the incident to come forward. Security has been increased in the locality to reassure residents and business owners.
The arrests mark an early breakthrough in the case, but authorities emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and further updates will follow once evidence is examined.
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