Live: Amit Shah reviews Satya Niketan collapse, assures medical aid for injured

Live: Amit Shah reviews Satya Niketan collapse, assures medical aid for injured

NewsCitiesDelhiLive: Amit Shah reviews Satya Niketan collapse, assures medical aid for injuredLive blogOne person was killed and at least two others critically injured after a multi-storey building housing a student PG accommodation collapsed in Delhi’s Satya Niketan on Sunday afternoon. Seven people were rescued, while several others, including students, were feared trapped as a major rescue operation continued....Read MoreStudent PG collapses in Satya Niketan. (Photo- ITGD)Sep 6, 2026 18:12 ISTDelhi PG building collapse: Building flouted regulationsA ground report from two PG accommodations operated by Hostel Daze has raised questions about safety standards at its properties in Delhi’s Satya Niketan following Sunday’s building collapse. At one property, located about 70 to 80 metres from the collapse site, the building had only one narrow entry and exit, measuring around two feet wide. The passage was secured with a steel gate, while a web of unattended electrical wires was seen hanging outside. Another Hostel Daze property, around 100 metres from the site, was housed in a five-storey building. Electricity meters had been installed outside, with loose wires visible near the exit. Hostel Daze operates several properties in the area. Local regulations reportedly permit buildings of up to three floors, but several PG accommodations have four or five storeys and charge students high rents. Sep 6, 2026 18:05 ISTDelhi building collapse: Rahul Gandhi expresses grief over incident"Students' lives were already filled with struggles—now the situation has turned life-threatening. Due to the lack of good hostels in colleges or universities, students are forced to live in PG accommodations, 40-40 at a time under one roof, in inhumane conditions," said Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Sep 6, 2026 18:03 ISTDelhi building collapse: Amit Shah orders authorities to conduct intensive rescue opsUnion Home Minister Amit Shah said he was “deeply distressed” by the building collapse and had spoken to Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, the Delhi Police Commissioner and the NDRF Director General to assess the situation. “The local administration and the NDRF are conducting intensive rescue operations in close coordination. The injured are being provided with all necessary medical assistance,” Shah said in a post on X, wishing the injured a speedy recovery. Sep 6, 2026 17:57 ISTDelhi building collapse: One more rescuedWith one more person rescued from the debris, the total number of people rescued has reached seven. (Inputs from Anmol Bali)

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