First major action after Delhi hostel collapse: Five officers suspended
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At a glance
- The Municipal Corporation of Delhi suspended five officials after a building housing a private hostel collapsed, killing seven people.
- The suspended officials include the South Zone deputy commissioner, an executive engineer, a superintending engineer, an assistant engineer and a junior engineer.
- Chief Minister Rekha Gupta ordered the action, and the case remains developing.
The first major action after a Delhi building collapse that killed seven people has targeted five officials in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta ordered the suspension of the MCDโs South Zone deputy commissioner, executive engineer, superintending engineer, assistant engineer and junior engineer.
An order from the MCDโs Vigilance Department placed the South Zone deputy commissioner under suspension with immediate effect under the DMC Services (Control & Appeal) Regulations, 1959. The order said the official would receive a subsistence allowance as provided under the rules.
The action came a day after the collapse of a building housing a private hostel in Delhi. The report described the story as developing.
The Deputy Commissioner, South Zone, is hereby placed under suspension with immediate effect as per DMC Services (Control & Appeal) Regulations, 1959. He will be paid subsistence allowance as admissible under the rules.
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