"Three bodies charred beyond recognition have been recovered from the accident site today," Defence sources said.
All the three belonged to Defence Security Corps, the sources added.
Seventeen persons including a senior CAD official were yesterday rushed to the Acharya Vinoba Bhave Rural Hospital in Sawangi Meghe as they sustained injuries in the blaze that broke out at one of Asia's biggest ammunition depot, which houses the largest stockpile of weapons in the country.
They include Deputy Commandant of the CAD, Col Ganendra Singh and two other officers-- Sharad Yadav and Jagdish Chandra.
Yadav has suffered some injuries on his face and arm caused by flying splinters and Chandra suffered burn injuries, the spokesperson told PTI.
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar along with Army Chief General Dalbir Singh had visited the hospital yesterday after inspecting the fire site.
The Army has instituted an inquiry into the incident.
Parrikar had said that there was no sabotage involved in the fire at the ammunition depot but the exact cause would be known only after inquiry.
