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Delhi PG Collapse Kills Student Pursuing Chartered Accountant Dream
Yuvraj Soni was a college student from Raipur.
He moved to Delhi about a year ago.
He wanted to become a chartered accountant.
He studied B.Com at Motilal Nehru College (Evening).
Yuvraj was one of seven people who died when a student accommodation building collapsed.
The collapse happened in Satya Niketan, Delhi.
His father did not know for several hours that Yuvraj had died.
Relatives said Yuvraj was injured because they were afraid to tell his father the truth.
Yuvraj Soni was among seven people killed when a PG accommodation collapsed in Delhi’s Satya Niketan.
The second-year B.Com student attended Delhi University’s Motilal Nehru College (Evening).
Yuvraj moved to Delhi from Raipur about a year ago to pursue a chartered accountant career.
His father, Kanhaiya Soni, did not know for hours that his son had died.
Relatives told Kanhaiya that Yuvraj was injured because they feared telling him the truth.
- Who
- Yuvraj Soni, a second-year B.Com student, was among seven people killed; his father is Kanhaiya Soni.
- What
- A PG accommodation housing Delhi University students collapsed, killing seven people.
- Where
- Satya Niketan, Delhi.
- When
- Yuvraj had moved to Delhi about a year earlier; the article does not provide the collapse date.
- Why
- Yuvraj moved to Delhi to pursue his goal of becoming a chartered accountant.
Key facts
- Death toll
- Seven people died in the PG accommodation collapse.
- Victim
- Yuvraj Soni
- Age or year
- Yuvraj was a second-year B.Com student.
- College
- Motilal Nehru College (Evening), Delhi University
- Origin
- Raipur
- Destination
- Delhi
- Father’s awareness
- Kanhaiya Soni did not know for hours that Yuvraj had died.
Quotes
Nitesh
Yuvraj Soni’s nephew, who described how the family concealed the death from Kanhaiya Soni
“Yuvraj is his only son, and out of fear, we’ve told uncle that Yuvraj’S injured. Even after finding his body, we’ve still not worked up the courage to tell him the truth.”
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