Gurugram, Nov. 12 -- Three workers died after losing consciousness while carrying out maintenance work inside a chemical storage tank at an automotive component manufacturing facility in Dhumsapur, Bhondsi, on Wednesday morning, police said. An FIR has been registered against the company owner and four officials following allegations that the workers were sent inside the tank without adequate safety equipment. Police said the incident occurred around 9.30am when the three workers entered the tank, which was used to store hazardous chemicals, for routine maintenance work. The deceased were identified as Naresh Yadav (56), a resident of Badshahpur, Mohammad Arif (21), a native of Muzaffarpur in Bihar, and Anil Jha (46), a native of Nawada in Bihar. Yadav had been working as a welder at the facility since 2021, while the other two were also employees of the company. Investigators said the workers lost consciousness within minutes of entering the tank. One worker was declared dead on arrival, while the other two died during treatment, police said. A police team reached the hospital, where Yadav's son submitted a written complaint alleging that the company had sent the workers inside the tank without providing adequate safety equipment. An FIR was registered at Bhondsi police station under Sections 106 (causing death by negligence) and 3(5) (common intention) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita against the company owner and four officials....