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Who is the accused in Delhi coaching accident?
In the incident that took place at the old Rajendra Nagar coaching centre, the CBI has arrested Abhishek Gupta, CEO of Rau IAS Study Circle; four owners of the coaching centre building – Tajinder Singh, Harvinder Singh, Sarabjit Singh and Parvinder Singh; and another person named Deshpal Singh has been made accused. All these people were arrested and later sent to custody. The court had earlier sent them to CBI custody till September 4. After this, the judicial custody of the accused has been extended for two weeks.
Coaching center was running without fire safety certificate: CBI
During the last hearing, the CBI had argued that the custody of the accused was necessary in connection with the investigation. The investigating agency said that the basement of the building was used as a library-cum-examination hall, where students sat for self-study and preparation for exams. The occupancy certificate of the building clearly states that the basement can only be used for parking, storage and car lift. But it is being used for commercial purpose.
The investigating agency claimed that the coaching centre was running without a fire safety certificate. In this regard, a show cause notice was also sent to the coaching centre by the MCD. After this, the CEO of the coaching centre applied for the certificate, which he received on 9 July.