A Rouse Avenue Court directed the Central Bureau of Investigation to further probe alleged negligence and corruption by Municipal Corporation of Delhi officials after a protest petition by Suresh Delvin over his son Nevin’s death in the flooded basement of Rau’s IAS Study Circle.
Yesterday, On 3rd August, Delhi’s Tis Hazari court dismissed bail for accused in the UPSC aspirants’ death case, advising them to approach the appropriate court after investigation was transferred to the CBI. The move comes after the High Court criticized Delhi Police’s handling of the case and warned against recurring tragedies due to neglect. Civil services aspirants continue to protest.
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Today(31st July), The Delhi High Court criticized authorities over the deaths of three UPSC aspirants who drowned in a coaching center’s basement, linking the tragedy to inadequate tax collection amid a “freebies culture.” The court also faulted the investigation, noting that the police were focusing on a passerby while ignoring MCD officials responsible for the area.
