Delhi fire tragedy: Hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj arrested
The owner of Delhi's Malviya Nagar hotel, Lavkesh Bajaj, has been arrested from Saket in connection with a fire at his hotel that claimed 21 lives on Wednesday.
On this Special Report, Poli Saha highlights the severe disruption caused by fresh snowfall across North India, particularly in Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. The reporter notes that 'Operations at the Srinagar airport were hit hard as snowfall forced the cancellation of at least 26 flights.' While the valley appears pristine, the heavy snow has grounded flights, blocked key mountain roads, and led to the closure of schools due to safety concerns and freezing temperatures. The report mentions that tourist hotspots like Gulmarg recorded up to 24 inches of snow, while Shimla experienced its first snowfall of the season. Authorities are currently working to clear runways and restore connectivity as the cold wave intensifies across the region. The programme explores the dual nature of the winter spell, balancing the scenic beauty of the white expanse with the logistical challenges faced by residents and travellers in the higher reaches.
The owner of Delhi's Malviya Nagar hotel, Lavkesh Bajaj, has been arrested from Saket in connection with a fire at his hotel that claimed 21 lives on Wednesday.
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A fire at a bed and breakfast in Delhi's Malviya Nagar has resulted in twenty-one deaths, including foreign nationals. Investigations into the Flourish Stay establishment revealed safety violations, such as operating twenty-four rooms despite a six-room licence and lacking a fire no-objection certificate.