The Ladakh administration has ordered a comprehensive magisterial inquiry into the violent incident that occurred in Leh on September 24, 2025, resulting in the tragic loss of four lives and injuries to numerous civilians and security personnel. The probe aims to thoroughly investigate the circumstances surrounding the unrest to ensure accountability and prevent future occurrences.&nbsp;According to the order issued, the District Magistrate of Leh, the undersigned has been appointed as the Inquiry Officer to conduct a magisterial inquiry into the tragic deaths of four individuals during the severe law and order disturbance and subsequent police action in Leh on September 24, 2025.The inquiry's terms of reference are to thoroughly investigate and establish the detailed facts and circumstances that led to the serious law and order situation, the police response, and the resulting loss of four lives.&nbsp;''Whereas, the District Magistrate Leh vide Order No. 03 JC of 2025 dated 26/09/2025, has designated the undersigned as Inquiry Officer for Magisterial Inquiry into the death of 04 individuals during the serious law and order situation and police action that took place at Leh on 24/09/2025, '' said the order.&nbsp;It further added that ''Whereas, the terms and reference of the inquiry are to ascertain the detailed facts and circumstances leading to the serious law and order situation, police action and resultant death of 04 individuals''.&nbsp;&nbsp;The four individuals killed were identified as Jigmet Dorjey, S/o Yountan Chospel, resident of Kharnak, &nbsp;Rinchen Dadul, S/o Tsering Morup, resident of Hanu, &nbsp;Stanzin Namgail, S/o Nawang Zotpa, resident of Igoo, and Tsewang Tharchin, S/o Stanzin Namgyal, resident of Skurbuchan.&nbsp;&nbsp;The inquiry report, detailing the findings, shall be submitted within a period of four weeks from the commencement of the investigation. By virtue of this notice, any individual(s) possessing information about the incident or wishing to provide oral testimony, written statements, or material evidence (such as photographs or video recordings) is hereby invited to appear before the undersigned Inquiry Officer. Statements and evidence may be submitted as per the schedule outlined below.

The inquiry's terms of reference are to thoroughly investigate and establish the detailed facts and circumstances that led to the serious law and order situation, the police response, and the resulting loss of four lives.

The Ladakh administration has ordered a comprehensive magisterial inquiry into the violent incident that occurred in Leh on September 24, 2025, resulting in the tragic loss of four lives and injuries to numerous civilians and security personnel. The probe aims to thoroughly investigate the circumstances surrounding the unrest to ensure accountability and prevent future occurrences. According to the order issued, the District Magistrate of Leh, the undersigned has been appointed as the Inquiry Officer to conduct a magisterial inquiry into the tragic deaths of four individuals during the severe law and order disturbance and subsequent police action in Leh on September 24, 2025. The inquiry's terms of reference are to thoroughly investigate and establish the detailed facts and circumstances that led to the serious law and order situation, the police response, and the resulting loss of four lives. ''Whereas, the District Magistrate Leh vide Order No. 03 JC of 2025 dated 26/09/2025, has designated the undersigned as Inquiry Officer for Magisterial Inquiry into the death of 04 individuals during the serious law and order situation and police action that took place at Leh on 24/09/2025, '' said the order. It further added that ''Whereas, the terms and reference of the inquiry are to ascertain the detailed facts and circumstances leading to the serious law and order situation, police action and resultant death of 04 individuals''. The four individuals killed were identified as Jigmet Dorjey, S/o Yountan Chospel, resident of Kharnak, Rinchen Dadul, S/o Tsering Morup, resident of Hanu, Stanzin Namgail, S/o Nawang Zotpa, resident of Igoo, and Tsewang Tharchin, S/o Stanzin Namgyal, resident of Skurbuchan. The inquiry report, detailing the findings, shall be submitted within a period of four weeks from the commencement of the investigation. By virtue of this notice, any individual(s) possessing information about the incident or wishing to provide oral testimony, written statements, or material evidence (such as photographs or video recordings) is hereby invited to appear before the undersigned Inquiry Officer. Statements and evidence may be submitted as per the schedule outlined below.

The inquiry's terms of reference are to thoroughly investigate and establish the detailed facts and circumstances that led to the serious law and order situation, the police response, and the resulting loss of four lives.

Leh administration orders magisterial probe into killing of four protestors on September 24

The Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal ordered a magisterial inquiry into the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/32-killed-in-a-major-fire-in-anaj-mandi-area-of-delhi-266886">Anaj Mandi fire incident</a> today.

Around 43 people have been pronounced dead after the Anaj Mandi fire. At the same time, 62 people were rescued from the building which caught on fire in the early hours of Sunday.&nbsp; 
 
"There was one person in the hospital who has above 50 per cent burns and eight people are suffering because of inhalation of smoke. Around 43 people have died and up to 16 people are injured in the fire incident. Our entire efforts are directed towards saving all the injured persons in whatever way possible," Kejriwal said after a visit to the LNJP Hospital where victims are undergoing treatment.&nbsp;

While 34 were confirmed dead in Lok Nayak Hospital, nine were pronounced dead at Lady Hardinge Hospital

"The government has ordered a magisterial inquiry and compensation of Rs 10 lakh has been announced for the families of the deceased and Rs 1 lakh for the injured," Kejriwal added.

Around 15 fire tenders were initially dispatched to the location after reports <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/smoke-inhalation-suffocation-major-reasons-behind-deaths-in-anaj-mandi-fire-lok-nayak-hospital-266916">of a fire</a>. They carried out search and rescue operations.

As the fire grew, 10-12 more tenders were sent to the location. As of now, the fire is completely dormant with people left inside.

(With inputs from ANI)

The Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal ordered a magisterial inquiry into the Anaj Mandi fire incident today. Around 43 people have been pronounced dead after the Anaj Mandi fire.

The Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal ordered a magisterial inquiry into the Anaj Mandi fire incident today. Around 43 people have been pronounced dead after the Anaj Mandi fire. At the same time, 62 people were rescued from the building which caught on fire in the early hours of Sunday. "There was one person in the hospital who has above 50 per cent burns and eight people are suffering because of inhalation of smoke. Around 43 people have died and up to 16 people are injured in the fire incident. Our entire efforts are directed towards saving all the injured persons in whatever way possible," Kejriwal said after a visit to the LNJP Hospital where victims are undergoing treatment. While 34 were confirmed dead in Lok Nayak Hospital, nine were pronounced dead at Lady Hardinge Hospital "The government has ordered a magisterial inquiry and compensation of Rs 10 lakh has been announced for the families of the deceased and Rs 1 lakh for the injured," Kejriwal added. Around 15 fire tenders were initially dispatched to the location after reports of a fire. They carried out search and rescue operations. As the fire grew, 10-12 more tenders were sent to the location. As of now, the fire is completely dormant with people left inside. (With inputs from ANI)

Magisterial probe ordered into Anaj Mandi fire: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal

Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy Thursday ordered a magisterial inquiry into the Dharwad building collapse, as the toll rose to 12 with five more bodies being pulled out from the debris.

Police also arrested the building's design engineer Vivek Pawar while four other accused are at large including the relative of former Karnataka minister Vinay Kulkarni, police sources said.

On the third day of the rescue operation, bodies of five people, including that of eight-year-old Divya Unakal, Dakshayini (45) and Sangamesh (42), were retrieved from the rubble, police said.

Kumaraswamy said at least 12 people had lost their lives and 54 people had been rescued, with fears that 14 more were still trapped.

"A magisterial inquiry has been ordered. If required, the government is ready for high-level inquiry," Kumaraswamy told reporters after visiting the spot and speaking to the relatives of the victims and injured.

Kumaraswamy said he cannot announce any compensation since the model code of conduct for Lok Sabha polls was in place but he has entrusted the chief secretary to announce adequate compensation to the next to the kin of the deceased and injured.

Anger and frustration were palpable as more bodies were retrieved from the accident site with loud wails of relatives.

Locals sought to know how the civic agencies turned a blind eye to sub-standard materials being used for the construction, though everybody was apprehensive about the strength of the four-storey building.

Earlier the BJP MLA from Hubballi-Dharwad central and former Karnataka chief minister Jagadish Shettar visited the spot and took the stock of the situation.

He had demanded Rs 10 lakh to the families of the victims.&nbsp;

Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy Thursday ordered a magisterial inquiry into the Dharwad building collapse, as the toll rose to 12 with five more bodies being pulled out from the debris.

Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy Thursday ordered a magisterial inquiry into the Dharwad building collapse, as the toll rose to 12 with five more bodies being pulled out from the debris. Police also arrested the building's design engineer Vivek Pawar while four other accused are at large including the relative of former Karnataka minister Vinay Kulkarni, police sources said. On the third day of the rescue operation, bodies of five people, including that of eight-year-old Divya Unakal, Dakshayini (45) and Sangamesh (42), were retrieved from the rubble, police said. Kumaraswamy said at least 12 people had lost their lives and 54 people had been rescued, with fears that 14 more were still trapped. "A magisterial inquiry has been ordered. If required, the government is ready for high-level inquiry," Kumaraswamy told reporters after visiting the spot and speaking to the relatives of the victims and injured. Kumaraswamy said he cannot announce any compensation since the model code of conduct for Lok Sabha polls was in place but he has entrusted the chief secretary to announce adequate compensation to the next to the kin of the deceased and injured. Anger and frustration were palpable as more bodies were retrieved from the accident site with loud wails of relatives. Locals sought to know how the civic agencies turned a blind eye to sub-standard materials being used for the construction, though everybody was apprehensive about the strength of the four-storey building. Earlier the BJP MLA from Hubballi-Dharwad central and former Karnataka chief minister Jagadish Shettar visited the spot and took the stock of the situation. He had demanded Rs 10 lakh to the families of the victims.

Magisterial probe ordered in Karnataka building collapse as toll touches 12 

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