The owner, Kishan Yadav, a restaurateur by profession survived the mishap without any injury or damage.
Since, Yadav was using the phone on hands-free mode, it saved him from injury his face.
During the phone call, the iPhone began sparking and became extremely hot, he said.
When I threw the phone, the call was on and the battery was around 70 percent.
The police later registered an FIR.
The company apparently took the destroyed iPhone for an undisclosed period.
Yadav was allegedly told that Apple would get back to him with an update on the issue.
Its not clear if Yadav has received an replacement unit yet.
Apple launched the iPhone 6 along with the iPhone 6 Plus in October, 2014.
It happens so very often, mostly due to faulty third-party accessories or maybe a bad internal part.
It is time that Apple looks into the matter, and ensures customer safety is not in danger.
source: www.techworm.net