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Karol Bagh Fire: Hotel Owners Forged Documents For Licences, Say Cops
Goel brothers, who owned Arpit Palace where a fire killed 17 people in February, forged documents to get licences to run the hotel and their "only and prior" concern was to "make profit" and "earn money", police told a court in Delhi.
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Licence Holder Of Delhi Hotel Arrested Over Karol Bagh Fire
The Delhi Police has arrested Shardendu Goel, the licence holder of Hotel Arpit Palace where a massive fire killed 17 people last week, the officials said today.
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Owners Of Delhi's Karol Bagh Hotel Violated Norms, Paid Bribes: Police
The gutted Arpit Palace Hotel in Delhi's Karol Bagh area appears to have been built on a slew of violations, with one of them being to not leaving any free space as per municipal by-laws and using 100 per cent of the land for building the hotel.
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Licences Of 105 Hotels In Delhi's Karol Bagh Suspended After Hotel Fire
Days after a fire at Hotel Arpit Palace that killed 17 people, the Delhi Fire Services (DFS) on Monday suspended licenses of 105 hotels operating in Karol Bagh area of central Delhi, an official said.
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Health Licence Of 30 Hotels In Karol Bagh Suspended By NDMC: Mayor
Days after the Delhi government cancelled fire safety certificates of several hotels in Karol Bagh, the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) has suspended health licences of 30 of those establishments, its mayor said today.
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Missing Delhi Hotel Owner Arrested At Airport Over Karol Bagh Fire
The owner of the Karol Bagh hotel, Rakesh Goel was arrested Saturday night by the Crime Branch of the Delhi Police. He was absconding since the devastating fire at Hotel Arpit killed 17 people on February 12.
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Probing If Delhi Hotel Fire Was A Deliberate Act: Crime Branch
Probing the dreadful fire in a Delhi hotel in which 17 people were killed on Tuesday, the Crime Branch has shifted its focus to investigating the possibility of a deliberate attempt at aggravating the fire inside the premises to settle an insurance claim by the owner, sources said.
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Delhi Fire Service Begins Inspection At Over 300 Hotels Across Karol Bagh
A day after a massive fire broke out at Arpit Palace Hotel in Karol Bagh that claimed lives of 17 persons, Delhi Fire Service on Wednesday began a fire-audit at about 380 hotels across the central Delhi area, a senior fire officer said.
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Could Have Saved More Lives If We Got Call On Time, Says Delhi Fire Chief
The Delhi government has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the fire tragedy at Hotel Arpit Palace.
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Delhi Hotel Fire: DNA Profiling To Be Done Of Unidentified Body
An unidentified and badly-charred body, recovered from Hotel Arpit Palace in central Delhi where a fire claimed 17 lives on Tuesday, would be subjected to DNA profiling amid a desperate search by the family members of hotel staff Lal Chand, who remained untraced after the tragic incident, officials said on Wednesday.
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Lack Of Safety Measures Led To Arpit Hotel Fire: Crime Branch
No panic alarm, inflammable temporary structures and an unauthorized kitchen in the basement -- these were the many irregularities found by the Crime Branch at Arpit Palace Hotel, a day after a massive fire swept through it in the early hours, killing 17 people and injuring eight in the national capital.
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2 Sent To Police Custody Over Karol Bagh Hotel Fire In Delhi
A Delhi court Wednesday sent two men, arrested in connection with a massive fire at Delhi's Karol Bagh area, to two-day police custody.
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Pilgrimage Turns Tragic For Myanmarese Women
Than Myint from Myanmar suddenly woke up at around 4.30 am on Tuesday in her hotel room, struggling to breathe. With her sleepy eyes, all she could see was smoke.
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2 Myanmar Pilgrims Among Dead In Delhi Fire, Another Jumps Off, Survives
Two Myanmarese Buddhist pilgrims were killed in a massive fire in a five-storey hotel in north Delhi's Karol Bagh on Tuesday, while a woman guide accompanying them escaped death by jumping off its second floor, Myanmar embassy official said in Delhi.
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4 Ways In Which Karol Bagh Hotel Fire Was A Disaster Waiting To Happen
Early this morning, before dawn, a fire spread through the two top floors of a budget six-storey hotel in a congested central Delhi area, killing 17 occupants, including a child. As thick smoke and flames rose from the top floor of Arpit Palace Hotel in Karol Bagh, two died when they jumped off the building in a desperate attempt to save themselves...
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Karol Bagh Fire: Hotel Owners Forged Documents For Licences, Say Cops
Goel brothers, who owned Arpit Palace where a fire killed 17 people in February, forged documents to get licences to run the hotel and their "only and prior" concern was to "make profit" and "earn money", police told a court in Delhi.
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Licence Holder Of Delhi Hotel Arrested Over Karol Bagh Fire
The Delhi Police has arrested Shardendu Goel, the licence holder of Hotel Arpit Palace where a massive fire killed 17 people last week, the officials said today.
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Owners Of Delhi's Karol Bagh Hotel Violated Norms, Paid Bribes: Police
The gutted Arpit Palace Hotel in Delhi's Karol Bagh area appears to have been built on a slew of violations, with one of them being to not leaving any free space as per municipal by-laws and using 100 per cent of the land for building the hotel.
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Licences Of 105 Hotels In Delhi's Karol Bagh Suspended After Hotel Fire
Days after a fire at Hotel Arpit Palace that killed 17 people, the Delhi Fire Services (DFS) on Monday suspended licenses of 105 hotels operating in Karol Bagh area of central Delhi, an official said.
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Health Licence Of 30 Hotels In Karol Bagh Suspended By NDMC: Mayor
Days after the Delhi government cancelled fire safety certificates of several hotels in Karol Bagh, the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) has suspended health licences of 30 of those establishments, its mayor said today.
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Missing Delhi Hotel Owner Arrested At Airport Over Karol Bagh Fire
The owner of the Karol Bagh hotel, Rakesh Goel was arrested Saturday night by the Crime Branch of the Delhi Police. He was absconding since the devastating fire at Hotel Arpit killed 17 people on February 12.
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Probing If Delhi Hotel Fire Was A Deliberate Act: Crime Branch
Probing the dreadful fire in a Delhi hotel in which 17 people were killed on Tuesday, the Crime Branch has shifted its focus to investigating the possibility of a deliberate attempt at aggravating the fire inside the premises to settle an insurance claim by the owner, sources said.
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Delhi Fire Service Begins Inspection At Over 300 Hotels Across Karol Bagh
A day after a massive fire broke out at Arpit Palace Hotel in Karol Bagh that claimed lives of 17 persons, Delhi Fire Service on Wednesday began a fire-audit at about 380 hotels across the central Delhi area, a senior fire officer said.
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Could Have Saved More Lives If We Got Call On Time, Says Delhi Fire Chief
The Delhi government has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the fire tragedy at Hotel Arpit Palace.
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Delhi Hotel Fire: DNA Profiling To Be Done Of Unidentified Body
An unidentified and badly-charred body, recovered from Hotel Arpit Palace in central Delhi where a fire claimed 17 lives on Tuesday, would be subjected to DNA profiling amid a desperate search by the family members of hotel staff Lal Chand, who remained untraced after the tragic incident, officials said on Wednesday.
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Lack Of Safety Measures Led To Arpit Hotel Fire: Crime Branch
No panic alarm, inflammable temporary structures and an unauthorized kitchen in the basement -- these were the many irregularities found by the Crime Branch at Arpit Palace Hotel, a day after a massive fire swept through it in the early hours, killing 17 people and injuring eight in the national capital.
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2 Sent To Police Custody Over Karol Bagh Hotel Fire In Delhi
A Delhi court Wednesday sent two men, arrested in connection with a massive fire at Delhi's Karol Bagh area, to two-day police custody.
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Pilgrimage Turns Tragic For Myanmarese Women
Than Myint from Myanmar suddenly woke up at around 4.30 am on Tuesday in her hotel room, struggling to breathe. With her sleepy eyes, all she could see was smoke.
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2 Myanmar Pilgrims Among Dead In Delhi Fire, Another Jumps Off, Survives
Two Myanmarese Buddhist pilgrims were killed in a massive fire in a five-storey hotel in north Delhi's Karol Bagh on Tuesday, while a woman guide accompanying them escaped death by jumping off its second floor, Myanmar embassy official said in Delhi.
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4 Ways In Which Karol Bagh Hotel Fire Was A Disaster Waiting To Happen
Early this morning, before dawn, a fire spread through the two top floors of a budget six-storey hotel in a congested central Delhi area, killing 17 occupants, including a child. As thick smoke and flames rose from the top floor of Arpit Palace Hotel in Karol Bagh, two died when they jumped off the building in a desperate attempt to save themselves...
