Delhi Building Collapse: PG Operator, Wife Sent to Judicial Custody, Son Gets Two-Day Police Remand
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Satya Niketan building collapse case: Court grants two days' police custody of Mahesh Gupta, sends Hariram Gupta, Urmila Gupta to judicial custody
The Duty Magistrate of Patiala House on Monday Night remanded Mahesh Gupta to two days' police custody. His parents, Hariram Gupta and Urmila Gupta, have been remanded to judicial custody. They were produced at the residence of the duty magistrate late at night. They have been arrested in connection with the Satya Niketan Building collapse case.
Delhi building collapse: PG operator, wife sent to judicial custody, son gets 2-day police remand
A Delhi court has sent a married couple to judicial custody following a building collapse. Their son was remanded to two days of police custody after the incident. Seven people died after the decades-old building collapsed in Satya Niketan on Sunday. The family is being probed for their role in running the PG accommodation and renovation work. Investigators are also searching for the PG operators and the labour contractor involved.
7 deaths in Satya Niketan trigger outrage over by-law violations and civic failure
A tragic PG collapse in Satya Niketan, South Delhi, has claimed seven lives, sparking severe anger and panic among Delhi University students. The incident involved an unregulated, five-decade-old structure where renovation was taking place, allegedly undermining basement pillars. Students residing across Satya Niketan and Anand Niketan highlighted extreme neglect, exorbitant rents, lack of fire safety, contaminated water, and zero accountability…
All three accused were produced before a judge. Hariram and Urmila Gupta were sent to 14 days' judicial custody, while their son Mahesh Gupta was sent to two days' police custody.
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