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Delhi PG Building Collapse: Police Issue Lookout Notice Against Hari Ram, Owner Of Five-Storey Satya Niketan Building

New Delhi: The Delhi Police has issued a lookout notice against Hari Ram, the owner of the five-story building that collapsed in Satya Niketan, resulting in the deaths of six individuals, official sources said on Monday. The notice was issued as efforts continue to trace those allegedly responsible for the incident, the police source added. Earlier, the police booked Hari Ram and others on…

Delhi PG Building Collapse: Police Issue Lookout Notice Against Hari Ram, Owner Of Five-Storey Satya Niketan Building

Delhi Police has issued a lookout notice against Hari Ram, the owner of the five-story Satya Niketan building that collapsed, killing six people, officials reported on Monday. The police are continuing their efforts to identify those responsible for the incident. Earlier, Hari Ram and others were charged with culpable homicide, negligence in maintaining a structure, and endangering the safety of others at the South Campus Police Station.

Visuals from outside Hariram Bansal's residence, the building owner in Delhi's Satya Niketan area, emerged after the tragedy. Sri Venkateswara College, which housed the boys' paying guest accommodation near Delhi University's South Campus, has closed down today and is providing temporary shelter to students. As of Monday, 11 individuals have been rescued from the debris, marking the beginning of the second day of search and rescue operations.

The collapse of the building, which occurred around 1:30 pm on Sunday while repair work was in progress, occurred on a property near Delhi University's South Campus.

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