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Satya Niketan PG Collapse: Delhi Police Arrest Fourth Accused Operator Sudhanshu; Partner on the Run

Delhi Police have arrested a fourth accused in connection with the tragic collapse of the 'Hostel Days' paying guest accommodation in Delhi's Satya Niketan. The arrested individual, identified as PG operator Sudhanshu, was running the hostel under a lease agreement along with his business partner Shubham Tyagi, who remains absconding. Police investigations revealed that the building, constructed in 1990 without pillar support, had been leased out by the property owners' son Mahesh for a monthly rent. Despite its dilapidated condition, unauthorized basement excavation and modifications were carried out during the monsoon season. Sudhanshu was apprehended following interrogations with the owners, and Delhi Police are seeking extended custody to probe permit violations, operational lapses, and administrative oversights by civic authorities.

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Delhi Demolition: MCD Razes Tilted Mukherjee Nagar Building Amid Jal Board Leakage Complaints

Municipal Corporation of Delhi authorities have initiated the manual demolition of a tilted residential building in Indira Vihar, Mukherjee Nagar. The action comes after cracks emerged between structures, posing collapse risks in the area populated by students. Although civic notices were pasted earlier identifying the structure as dangerous, formal demolition commenced following ground reports on the site. Ground visuals showed first and second floors undergoing demolition alongside disconnection of power supplies by the electricity department. Local residents reported that the building had remained tilted for several years without prior intervention despite repeated representations to municipal representatives. Furthermore, neighbouring property owners highlighted land subsidence and structural damage linked to continuous water pipe leakage and sewer line issues, alleging that multiple complaints submitted to the Delhi Jal Board regarding water supply seepages and sludge accumulation had remained unaddressed.