The Delhi high court deemed the building collapse incident most unfortunate. Building owners, MCD, and Delhi University share responsibility for the tragedy. Authorities are doubling efforts in rescue operations to save lives. The court asked for separate replies to the petition within ten days. The matter is listed for further hearing on September twenty-fifth. The Delhi high court deemed the building collapse incident most unfortunate. Building owners, MCD, and Delhi University share responsibility for the tragedy. Authorities are doubling efforts in rescue operations to save lives. The court asked for separate replies to the petition within ten days. The matter is listed for further hearing on September twenty-fifth.
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