A four-storey building collapsed in central Delhi's Karol Bagh area on Wednesday, Delhi Fire service said.

A call about the incident was received at 8.40 am after which four vehicles, including two rescue responders, were sent to the spot, a senior official from Delhi Fire Service said.

The building is located in Dev Nagar area.

The ground floor of the building houses shops. However, there was no occupancy on the four floors of the building, the officer said.

Operations are underway to ascertain if anyone is trapped inside the building. No casualty has been reported in the incident so far, officials said. 
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A four-storey building collapsed in central Delhi's Karol Bagh area on Wednesday, Delhi Fire service said. A call about the incident was received at 8.40 am after which four vehicles, including two rescue responders, were sent to the spot, a senior official from Delhi Fire Service said.

A four-storey building collapsed in central Delhi's Karol Bagh area on Wednesday, Delhi Fire service said. A call about the incident was received at 8.40 am after which four vehicles, including two rescue responders, were sent to the spot, a senior official from Delhi Fire Service said. The building is located in Dev Nagar area. The ground floor of the building houses shops. However, there was no occupancy on the four floors of the building, the officer said. Operations are underway to ascertain if anyone is trapped inside the building. No casualty has been reported in the incident so far, officials said.

Four-storey building collapses in Delhi's Karol Bagh area

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At least nine people died in a massive fire that broke out in Delhi's Karol Bagh Hotel Arpit Palace early Tuesday morning.

While many others were feared trapped inside the hotel, the authorities rescued around 25 people from the site.

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Union minister KJ Alphons has said the emergency exit of the Arpit Palace Hotel, which caught fire early Tuesday morning, leading to the deaths of at least 17 people, was locked.&nbsp;

Alphons, who is minister of state (with independent charge) for tourism, visited the accident site on Tuesday.&nbsp;

“When I headed to the emergency exit, I found that it had been locked yesterday (last night). Also, it was too narrow,” he told reporters there.

“Obviously, even if people came to the emergency exit, they could not have escaped as it was too narrow and it was locked anyway,” he added.&nbsp;

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-hotel-fire-people-jumped-to-save-themselves-but-to-their-deaths-196943">The hotel was allegedly flouting other norms too</a>, including running a makeshift restaurant on the rooftop.&nbsp;

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has ordered a magisterial enquiry into the fire.&nbsp;

Suggesting that a short-circuit may have led to the incident, North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) officials said as per the records, the building had faced "intermittent partial demolition" or other civic action under the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act from mid-June 1993 to January 1994, for unauthorised constructions.

Officials said the report of the probe is expected to come in three days.

"A probe has been ordered and its report is expected in three days. The probe will seek to find if there were any lapses from the civic officials' end, or Delhi Fire department's end and also talk about ensuring that such incidents do not recur," North Delhi Mayor Adesh Gupta said.

Action will be taken against civic employees if they are found guilty of committing any lapses, he said.&nbsp;

As per the preliminary NDMC report, the fire&nbsp;initially broke out on the second floor of the building.

"As per preliminary information gathered from the site, it reveals that the incidence of fire occurred on the second floor around 3.30 am today due to short-circuit," a senior official said.&nbsp;

The hotel was first granted a licence in October 2005 and was renewed every year. The last licence renewal was done on May 25, 2018, which is valid till March 31, the official said.

"However, no unauthorised construction has been reported in the recent past. The entire structure is under protection within the provisions of Delhi Laws (Special Provisions) Act," the official said.

The National Capital Territory of Delhi Laws (Special Provisions) Second (Amendment) Bill gives immunity to slums and some unauthorised constructions until December 31, 2020. The immunity under the existing Bill ends on December 31.&nbsp;

(With inputs from PTI)

Union minister KJ Alphons has said the emergency exit of the Arpit Palace Hotel, which caught fire early Tuesday morning, leading to the deaths of at least 17 people, was locked.

Union minister KJ Alphons has said the emergency exit of the Arpit Palace Hotel, which caught fire early Tuesday morning, leading to the deaths of at least 17 people, was locked. Alphons, who is minister of state (with independent charge) for tourism, visited the accident site on Tuesday. “When I headed to the emergency exit, I found that it had been locked yesterday (last night). Also, it was too narrow,” he told reporters there. “Obviously, even if people came to the emergency exit, they could not have escaped as it was too narrow and it was locked anyway,” he added. The hotel was allegedly flouting other norms too, including running a makeshift restaurant on the rooftop. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has ordered a magisterial enquiry into the fire. Suggesting that a short-circuit may have led to the incident, North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) officials said as per the records, the building had faced "intermittent partial demolition" or other civic action under the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act from mid-June 1993 to January 1994, for unauthorised constructions. Officials said the report of the probe is expected to come in three days. "A probe has been ordered and its report is expected in three days. The probe will seek to find if there were any lapses from the civic officials' end, or Delhi Fire department's end and also talk about ensuring that such incidents do not recur," North Delhi Mayor Adesh Gupta said. Action will be taken against civic employees if they are found guilty of committing any lapses, he said. As per the preliminary NDMC report, the fire initially broke out on the second floor of the building. "As per preliminary information gathered from the site, it reveals that the incidence of fire occurred on the second floor around 3.30 am today due to short-circuit," a senior official said. The hotel was first granted a licence in October 2005 and was renewed every year. The last licence renewal was done on May 25, 2018, which is valid till March 31, the official said. "However, no unauthorised construction has been reported in the recent past. The entire structure is under protection within the provisions of Delhi Laws (Special Provisions) Act," the official said. The National Capital Territory of Delhi Laws (Special Provisions) Second (Amendment) Bill gives immunity to slums and some unauthorised constructions until December 31, 2020. The immunity under the existing Bill ends on December 31. (With inputs from PTI)

Delhi hotel fire that killed 17: Emergency exit was locked, says union minister KJ Alphons

People jumped from the top floors of the Hotel Arpit Palace in Delhi's Karol Bagh after it caught fire early Tuesday morning, but to their deaths.&nbsp;

Different news reports on Tuesday said that as many as four people had died after jumping. At least one of the deaths was caught on eyewitness video.&nbsp;

One news report said two men had jumped. And that officials had identified one of the men as an Indian Revenue Service officer posted in Delhi, and the other as a hotel staffer.&nbsp;

The eyewitness video showed one of the men jumped from the fifth floor of the hotel building.&nbsp;

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-9-dead-as-fire-breaks-out-in-karol-baghs-hotel-196800">At least 17 people died in the fire</a> which started at around 4.30 am. The fire was finally brought under control by about 7 am after 30 fire tenders were rushed to the spot. News reports said the fire may have been started by a short circuit.&nbsp;

The five-storey Hotel Arpit Palace, popular with budget travellers, lies on Karol Bagh's Gurudwara Road.&nbsp;

Other reports said a woman and a child had also jumped, again to their deaths.&nbsp;

News reports quoted hotel staff as saying there were 150 guests in the hotel when the fire started.&nbsp;

The news agency ANI quoted a fire official as saying the hotel's corridors&nbsp;were wood-panelled — the hotel was built some 25 years ago — which is why guests were not able to use them to escape.&nbsp;

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal visited the site Tuesday and ordered a magisterial enquiry into the fire.&nbsp;

Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia meanwhile called off an event, slated for Tuesday evening, celebrating four years of the AAP government in power.&nbsp;

People jumped from the top floors of the Hotel Arpit Palace in Delhi's Karol Bagh after it caught fire early Tuesday morning, but to their deaths. Different news reports on Tuesday said that as many as four people had died after jumping.

People jumped from the top floors of the Hotel Arpit Palace in Delhi's Karol Bagh after it caught fire early Tuesday morning, but to their deaths. Different news reports on Tuesday said that as many as four people had died after jumping. At least one of the deaths was caught on eyewitness video. One news report said two men had jumped. And that officials had identified one of the men as an Indian Revenue Service officer posted in Delhi, and the other as a hotel staffer. The eyewitness video showed one of the men jumped from the fifth floor of the hotel building. At least 17 people died in the fire which started at around 4.30 am. The fire was finally brought under control by about 7 am after 30 fire tenders were rushed to the spot. News reports said the fire may have been started by a short circuit. The five-storey Hotel Arpit Palace, popular with budget travellers, lies on Karol Bagh's Gurudwara Road. Other reports said a woman and a child had also jumped, again to their deaths. News reports quoted hotel staff as saying there were 150 guests in the hotel when the fire started. The news agency ANI quoted a fire official as saying the hotel's corridors were wood-panelled — the hotel was built some 25 years ago — which is why guests were not able to use them to escape. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal visited the site Tuesday and ordered a magisterial enquiry into the fire. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia meanwhile called off an event, slated for Tuesday evening, celebrating four years of the AAP government in power.

Delhi hotel fire: People jumped to save themselves, but fell to their deaths

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has condoled the loss of lives in a<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-9-dead-as-fire-breaks-out-in-karol-baghs-hotel-196800"> massive fire incident</a> in a central <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/karol-bagh-fire-delhi-government-cancels-fourth-anniversary-celebrations-announces-5-lakh-compensation-196894">Delhi</a> hotel early Tuesday.

"Deeply saddened by the loss of lives due to a fire at Karol Bagh in Delhi. I convey my condolences to the families of those who lost their lives," he tweeted.

He wished for speedy recovery of the injured.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has condoled the loss of lives in a massive fire incident in a central Delhi hotel early Tuesday. "Deeply saddened by the loss of lives due to a fire at Karol Bagh in Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has condoled the loss of lives in a massive fire incident in a central Delhi hotel early Tuesday. "Deeply saddened by the loss of lives due to a fire at Karol Bagh in Delhi. I convey my condolences to the families of those who lost their lives," he tweeted. He wished for speedy recovery of the injured. Deeply saddened by the loss of lives due to a fire at Karol Bagh in Delhi. I convey my condolences to the families of those who lost their lives. May the injured recover soon: PM @narendramodi — PMO India (@PMOIndia) February 12, 2019 × At least 17 people were killed in the fire at Arpit Palace Hotel on Gurudwara Road in Karol Bagh.

PM Modi condoles loss of lives in Delhi hotel fire

At least 17 people died in a massive fire that broke out at Hotel Arpit Palace in Karol Bagh, in <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/karol-bagh-fire-delhi-government-cancels-fourth-anniversary-celebrations-announces-5-lakh-compensation-196894">central Delhi</a>, early on Tuesday morning.

A call about the fire was received at 4.35am and 24 fire tenders were rushed to the spot, a senior officer from the Delhi Fire Service said. It took the fire tenders more than four hours to douse the fire, said the officer.

Also&nbsp;read:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pm-modi-condoles-loss-of-lives-in-delhi-fire-196886">PM Modi condoles loss of lives in Delhi fire</a>

"Fire has been doused and bodies are being taken out now. Rescue operation is underway," said Sunil Choudhary, Deputy Chief Fire Officer.

"We have started the investigation and will be able to tell more about the incident when it is complete. Seventeen people have been killed so far and 4-5 others have been injured," said M S Randhawa, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Central Delhi.

More than 25 people have been rescued so far, but the authorities believe several others are still trapped inside the hotel.

The injured have been rushed to three hospitals including the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital (RML).

"A magisterial inquiry has been ordered, the district magistrate has been asked to probe the incident. All the hotels in the area will undergo safety checks," said Delhi minister Satyendra Jain.

Delhi Hotel Association Vice President Balan Mani, meanwhile, said, "All norms were followed here; license is issued only after inspection. Mishappening can occur in a house as well, " he added.

A video of the incident showed two people jumping from the fourth floor of the building. According to eyewitnesses, most deaths were caused due to suffocation.

(With inputs from agencies)

At least 17 people died in a massive fire that broke out at Hotel Arpit Palace in Karol Bagh, in central Delhi, early on Tuesday morning. A call about the fire was received at 4.

At least 17 people died in a massive fire that broke out at Hotel Arpit Palace in Karol Bagh, in central Delhi, early on Tuesday morning. A call about the fire was received at 4.35am and 24 fire tenders were rushed to the spot, a senior officer from the Delhi Fire Service said. It took the fire tenders more than four hours to douse the fire, said the officer. Also read: PM Modi condoles loss of lives in Delhi fire "Fire has been doused and bodies are being taken out now. Rescue operation is underway," said Sunil Choudhary, Deputy Chief Fire Officer. "We have started the investigation and will be able to tell more about the incident when it is complete. Seventeen people have been killed so far and 4-5 others have been injured," said M S Randhawa, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Central Delhi. More than 25 people have been rescued so far, but the authorities believe several others are still trapped inside the hotel. The injured have been rushed to three hospitals including the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital (RML). "A magisterial inquiry has been ordered, the district magistrate has been asked to probe the incident. All the hotels in the area will undergo safety checks," said Delhi minister Satyendra Jain. Delhi Hotel Association Vice President Balan Mani, meanwhile, said, "All norms were followed here; license is issued only after inspection. Mishappening can occur in a house as well, " he added. A video of the incident showed two people jumping from the fourth floor of the building. According to eyewitnesses, most deaths were caused due to suffocation. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi: 17 dead as fire breaks out in Karol Bagh hotel

Markets across the Delhi are to remain closed due to the bandh called by the Confederation of All India Traders in protest against the ongoing sealing drive by the municipal corporation of Delhi.

According to reports traders in Khan Market, Greater Kailash 1 and 2, South Extension, Defence colony Connaught place, Karol Bagh, Kamla Nagar, Laxmi Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Rajouri Garden, Chandni Chowk, Sarojini Nagar have said that they will not open their shops.

The traders are also protesting in various parts of the national capital.

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A mass protest has&nbsp;been called at 12 pm at Hauz Qazi in central Delhi.

The shopkeepers and traders have alleged that the shops are being sealed without any prior notice, and even after accepting conversion charges. Traders demanded protection from sealing by bringing a specific law.

MCD has conducted a sealing drive in Delhi against unauthorised shops in Delhi.

Earlier this month about 13 <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/ndmc-continues-its-sealing-drive-in-khan-market-on-tuesday-28982">outlets were sealed in Khan Market</a> including cafeterias, restaurants, bars and other stores.

The sealing drive was also conducted in <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/after-khan-market-ndmc-conducts-sealing-drive-in-lodhi-colony-29113">Lodhi colony&#39;s Meharchand Market </a>on January 10.

Restaurants like Khan Chacha and Smokey&#39;s Grill were sealed. Geetanjali Salon, Javed Habib&#39;s, Affinity Salon, Ayena Skin Clinic and Amrapali Jewellery store were also among those sealed.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) Master Plan 2021 states that any proprietor who uses a property for mixed purposes must pay a one-time conversion charge at the rate notified by the government.&nbsp;

&#39;Use conversion charge&#39; is a mandatory payment to be paid when a residential property is used for commercial purposes.&nbsp;

A mass protest has been called at 12 pm at Hauz Qazi in central Delhi.

Markets across the Delhi are to remain closed due to the bandh called by the Confederation of All India Traders in protest against the ongoing sealing drive by the municipal corporation of Delhi. According to reports traders in Khan Market, Greater Kailash 1 and 2, South Extension, Defence colony Connaught place, Karol Bagh, Kamla Nagar, Laxmi Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Rajouri Garden, Chandni Chowk, Sarojini Nagar have said that they will not open their shops. The traders are also protesting in various parts of the national capital. Traders hold protest in #Delhi's Karol Bagh against sealing drive by MCD pic.twitter.com/t565xPc04O — ANI (@ANI) January 23, 2018 × A mass protest has been called at 12 pm at Hauz Qazi in central Delhi. The shopkeepers and traders have alleged that the shops are being sealed without any prior notice, and even after accepting conversion charges. Traders demanded protection from sealing by bringing a specific law. MCD has conducted a sealing drive in Delhi against unauthorised shops in Delhi. Earlier this month about 13 outlets were sealed in Khan Market including cafeterias, restaurants, bars and other stores. The sealing drive was also conducted in Lodhi colony's Meharchand Market on January 10. Restaurants like Khan Chacha and Smokey's Grill were sealed. Geetanjali Salon, Javed Habib's, Affinity Salon, Ayena Skin Clinic and Amrapali Jewellery store were also among those sealed. The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) Master Plan 2021 states that any proprietor who uses a property for mixed purposes must pay a one-time conversion charge at the rate notified by the government. 'Use conversion charge' is a mandatory payment to be paid when a residential property is used for commercial purposes.

Delhi markets to remain shut after traders protest against sealing drive

Anguished over illegal constructions in the national capital, the Delhi High Court today suggested to the local authorities to consider &quot;airlifting&quot; of the 108-foot Hanuman statue in central Delhi to remove the encroachments around it.

Observing that entire skyscrapers have been relocated completely in the United States, a bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar gave the suggestion while hearing a PIL by an NGO seeking removal of unauthorised constructions and encroachments in the Karol Bagh area of the city.

&quot;Consider if the statue can be airlifted. Speak to the LG. You know, in the US, entire skyscrapers are shifted as a whole,&quot; it said.

The court also said if the civic bodies could &quot;at even one place show that the law was being enforced, the mindset of the people of Delhi would change&quot;.

It said enough opportunities have been given to the municipal corporations to enforce the law &quot;but no one wants to do it&quot;.

The matter came up before the bench today as the local authorities were seeking a modification with regard to the police station which would be responsible for implementing the court&#39;s November 15 direction to remove encroachments from the area.

After modifying the order, the court listed the matter for hearing on November 24.&nbsp;

'Consider if the statue can be airlifted. Speak to the LG. You know, in the US, entire skyscrapers are shifted as a whole,' the court said

Anguished over illegal constructions in the national capital, the Delhi High Court today suggested to the local authorities to consider "airlifting" of the 108-foot Hanuman statue in central Delhi to remove the encroachments around it. Observing that entire skyscrapers have been relocated completely in the United States, a bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar gave the suggestion while hearing a PIL by an NGO seeking removal of unauthorised constructions and encroachments in the Karol Bagh area of the city. "Consider if the statue can be airlifted. Speak to the LG. You know, in the US, entire skyscrapers are shifted as a whole," it said. The court also said if the civic bodies could "at even one place show that the law was being enforced, the mindset of the people of Delhi would change". It said enough opportunities have been given to the municipal corporations to enforce the law "but no one wants to do it". The matter came up before the bench today as the local authorities were seeking a modification with regard to the police station which would be responsible for implementing the court's November 15 direction to remove encroachments from the area. After modifying the order, the court listed the matter for hearing on November 24.

Consider airlifting Hanuman statue to remove encroachments around it: Delhi High Court

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