00:01And 24 hours after the Satyanaketan tragedy, the accused and the building owners who were the accused in this case
00:08were nabbed from Bhivadi in Rajasthan.
00:10And now what we're learning is that they have been sent to judicial custody.
00:14The owner Hariram and his wife Urmila have been sent to 14-day judicial custody, whereas their son Mahesh, two
00:23days police custody for their son Mahesh Gupta.
00:26So these accused were nabbed yesterday from Rajasthan's Bhivadi and the accused faced charges of culpable homicide.
00:34They allegedly did structural modification that triggered the building collapse.
00:39Seven people have lost their lives in this collapse.
00:42Five MCD officials have been suspended so far and now the accused have also been arrested.
00:48In fact, 14-day judicial custody for the accused Hariram and his wife Urmila Gupta.
00:53In fact, their son Mahesh Gupta has been sent to two days of police custody.
00:58That's the latest as far as the investigation in this case is concerned, in which seven people have lost their
01:03lives,
01:04including five tele-university students whose dreams have been buried, were buried under the rubble.
01:10And now what we're learning is that after 24 hours of the tragedy, the accused were nabbed from Bhivadi in
01:18Rajasthan.
01:19My colleague Himanshu Mishra is in fact now joining us from Satya Niketan.
01:24Himanshu, we have a jankari that the accused Hariram and Urmila Gupta had been sent to 14 days in custody.
01:33Judicial custody was given to her son Mahesh Gupta had been sent to two days in police custody.
01:37And he demonstrated that after that, he was sent to her in a mental health.
01:42And they did not get taken to the police and to the police.
01:42And there is no charge of them.
01:49There is a charge of the war for his parents.
01:54And I was just a single charge of the police's wife supposed to do it.
01:58And as a judge said,
02:00we are still here waiting to the police to the police's wife's daughter.
02:04He is also there waiting for us.
02:05that is the time I see that the police traitor has been sent to 3 days.
02:07which is visual.
02:08We have to see here.
02:10We have to see here.
02:11We have to see exactly how many buildings were,
02:15the basement was the same,
02:17the same building was the same.
02:20When the building was built,
02:23the building was built in 40 years,
02:25the building was built in two buildings.
02:28When you have one extra floor,
02:31the building was so much built
02:33that the building was built
02:35uh,
02:54the building being installed
02:55the building is built,
02:55especially the kind of building
02:55the building.
02:56So,
02:57this building was built
02:58into a business,
03:01or the building as a established people,
03:27We'll see you next time.
03:42We'll see you next time.
04:15We'll see you next time.
04:45We'll see you next time.
04:55We'll see you next time.
05:26Urmila and Hariram have been sent to 14-day judicial custody, whereas their son Mahesh is in police custody for
05:33two days.
05:57We'll see you next time.
06:03Now, the audits will check for unauthorized construction for ventilation, structural weaknesses and inadequate fire safety measures.
06:12So, these are the factors that will be looked upon.
06:15And municipal and government enforcement teams are expected to begin these inspections shortly.
06:21PG operators found violating safety norms could face strict action, including penalties, sealing of premises or cancellation of commercial permissions.
06:31So, that's the action that is being taken by the Delhi government.
06:35Let's understand this in detail.
06:37So, all PG's in Delhi will have to undergo structural audits as this has been ordered by the Delhi government.
06:45Safety certification has now been made mandatory.
06:49Safety certification is now mandatory for all the PG's that are operating in the national capital.
06:55These PG's will be undergoing structural audits.
06:59And these PG's will now have to obtain a safety certification, which has now been made mandatory by the Delhi
07:07government.
07:07The PG's, schools, nursing homes are now under the safety scanner.
07:12Illegal five-storey buildings will have to be sealed.
07:16And most of the buildings that we saw in Satya Niketan, in fact, in other parts of the national capital,
07:21also are five-storey buildings.
07:23So, those will be sealed and the chief minister has ordered the MLAs to inspect their areas, their constituencies, if
07:31the buildings are complying with the rules and regulations or not, if there are rules which are being violated.
07:37In fact, no building should be above 17.5 meters.
07:41So, no buildings above 17.5 meters will be allowed in the national capital.
07:45The MLAs have been told to inspect their constituencies and see if the buildings are violating any norms.
07:54So, this is what the Delhi government has ordered.
08:03In fact, new student housing options are also being explored for hostel and PG accommodation.
08:10Let's also understand how safe is your PG.
08:15In fact, the focus is now on the student-dense areas of the national capital, which includes Mukherjee Nagar, Lakshmi
08:23Nagar, Rajendra Nagar, Satya Niketan and Saket.
08:26So, the Delhi government has ordered structural audits in these key student hubs, which include these particular areas.
08:33These are student-heavy areas, which will be among the key locations which are under scrutiny.
08:38PG's in student hubs will be audited.
08:41So, all the PG's that are situated in these areas will be audited.
08:45And there will be structural audit, which will be conducted.
08:49So, the buildings will be checked for structural safety.
08:52And this will also be, in fact, a city-wide check, not just in these particular areas.
08:57Of course, the key focus remains these areas.
08:59But there's a city-wide check that has been ordered by the chief minister.
09:03The special focus is on high-risk areas.
09:06Areas with greater safety concerns will receive closer attention.
09:10Structural stability to also be checked.
09:13So, officials will assess whether PG buildings are structurally strong and safe.
09:17And the unsafe PG's will face sealing.
09:20So, the PG's which will be found unsafe will be sealed to protect the students and the residents.
