July 29th 2024.
On Monday, five suspects were arrested in connection with a tragic incident that occurred at a coaching center in New Delhi. The incident resulted in the drowning of three civil service aspirants in the basement of the building. The suspects, identified as Tejinder Singh, Parvinder Singh, Harvinder Singh, Sarabjeet Singh, and Manuj Kathuria, the driver of a car, were presented in court and have been remanded to judicial custody for 14 days by Judicial Magistrate Vinod Kumar.
The court has set a hearing for their bail pleas on Tuesday, with the suspects' lawyer arguing for their immediate release. Kathuria's lawyer claimed that his client had no intention or knowledge of causing the deaths and requested bail. However, the court has asked for written submissions before making a decision.
Among the five accused, Kathuria was the driver of a sports utility vehicle that drove through a flooded street caused by heavy rains. This caused the water to breach the gates of the coaching center, flooding the basement and leading to the tragic deaths. The lawyer for the four co-owners of the coaching center argued that leasing a building does not make them liable for any criminal offenses related to the incident. The court has asked for written submissions from their lawyer as well.
The incident has brought to light the importance of ensuring safety measures are in place during heavy rains to prevent such tragic accidents from happening. It is a reminder for all businesses, including coaching centers, to take necessary precautions to avoid any harm to their customers. The court has set a hearing for the bail pleas of the suspects on Tuesday and will consider all evidence and arguments before making a decision.
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