Delhi Building Collapse

AAP Delhi unit chief Saurabh Bharadwaj said that the BJP MLA should share the documents in public domain so that the land's details and the area covered by the registry could be verified.

From the Satya Niketan PG collapse in Delhi to fire incidents, India repeatedly sees action only after tragedy. Probes and crackdowns follow, while prevention and accountability often take a back seat.

The MCD has identified 1,243 PG buildings housing 24,000 occupants for a structural safety database, with officials directed to complete the survey by September 10.

A Judicial Magistrate has allowed custodial interrogation of the building owner's son Mahesh Gupta, contractor Sanoj and operator Sudhanshu.

Rekha Gupta directs demolition drives, inspections of PG hostels and scrutiny of building records after Satya Niketan building collapse.

A labour contractor, Sanoj, has already been apprehended in connection with the case.

The lawyer said the public interest litigation was being filed in the wake of the PG building collapse in Satya Niketan near Delhi University's South Campus

The outfit demanded Rs 1 crore compensation for the families of each person killed in the collapse and Rs 20 lakh for those critically injured.

Seven people were killed after the building collapsed on September 6.

Seven people died and five were injured after the Satya Niketan building collapsed, prompting arrests, MCD suspensions and a Delhi High Court probe.

The death toll as part of the fatal collapse has climbed to seven as rescue operations concluded.

SP Sharma says Bansal has lived in the area for years, with his children also living nearby in Sector 23.

Six people have been rescued so far. Police said further examination is ongoing.