Archive · 30 Jul 2025
Haryana Rights Commission Probes Hisar Brick Kiln Wall Collapse
A wall at a brick factory in India fell down, sadly killing four children.
The Human Rights Commission is now looking into what happened and why.
They think the factory owner should have made sure the workers and their families were safe.
They also suspect that the workers may have been forced to work under unfair conditions.
The Commission has asked for reports to find out what happened and if the families will get help.
Haryana Human Rights Commission investigates Hisar wall collapse.
The incident, on December 22, 2024, at a brick kiln in Budana village, resulted in four child deaths.
The commission cited the lack of legal enforcement and failure to provide basic human necessities.
The commission found indicators of bonded labour, prohibited under the Bonded Labour System Act.
Authorities must submit detailed reports, including compensation status and bonded labour investigation.
- Who
- Haryana Human Rights Commission, brick kiln owner, and migrant labourers from Uttar Pradesh.
- What
- Haryana Human Rights Commission investigates a wall collapse at a brick kiln resulting in the death of four children.
- When
- The incident occurred on December 22, 2024, and the Commission's hearing is scheduled for October 14.
- Where
- Budana village, Hisar.
- Why
- To investigate the incident, assess administrative failures, and determine if bonded labour was present.
Human Rights Concerns
Brick Kiln Owner's Perspective
Duty of Care
Human Rights Concerns
The commission believes that the brick kiln owner failed in their duty to provide safe housing, clean water, sanitation, and workplace safety.
Brick Kiln Owner's Perspective
The article does not include the opposing side's view.
Human Rights
Human Rights Concerns
The incident and living conditions potentially violate human rights.
Brick Kiln Owner's Perspective
The article does not include the opposing side's view.
- Incident Date
- December 22, 2024
- Location
- Budana village, Hisar
- Victims
- Four children
- Commission
- Haryana Human Rights Commission
- Next Hearing
- October 14
- Violation
- Article 21 of the Constitution of India and UN Convention on Rights of the Child