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PG Building Owner Hariram Gupta Detained After Satya Niketan Collapse
A building used as a paying guest accommodation collapsed in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area.
Seven people died in the tragedy.
Police detained the building’s owner, identified in the article as Hariram Gupta.
He was found in Bhiwadi, a place in Rajasthan.
This happened more than 24 hours after the collapse.
Officials had been searching for him.
A picture of him after the detention appeared on social media.
The report uses both the names Hariram Gupta and Hariram Bansal, so his name is not consistent in the article.
Hariram Gupta, identified as the owner of the collapsed PG building, was detained in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan.
The detention came more than 24 hours after the Satya Niketan building collapse in Delhi.
The collapse killed seven people, according to the report.
An image circulating on social media reportedly shows Gupta after his detention.
The headline names him Hariram Bansal, while the article text identifies him as Hariram Gupta.
- Who
- Hariram Gupta, identified as the owner of the collapsed paying guest building; the headline refers to him as Hariram Bansal.
- What
- He was detained after a building collapse in which seven people died.
- Where
- He was detained in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan; the collapsed building was in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area.
- When
- More than 24 hours after the collapse.
- Why
- He was detained after the collapse of the paying guest building he reportedly owned.
Key facts
- Incident
- Collapse of a paying guest building
- Deaths
- Seven people
- Building location
- Satya Niketan, Delhi
- Detention location
- Bhiwadi, Rajasthan
- Timing
- More than 24 hours after the tragedy
- Reported owner
- Hariram Gupta; the headline calls him Hariram Bansal
- Image
- A post-detention image surfaced on social media
Sources
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