‘Rent Was High, Conditions Were Poor’: Delhi Students Voice Concerns After 7 Die in Satya Niketan Collapse

‘Rent was high, conditions were poor’: Delhi students voice concerns after 7 die in Satya Niketan collapse

Delhi students voice safety concerns over cracked PG buildings, water seepage and high rents after the deadly Satya Niketan collapse.

Satya Niketan Tragedy: ABVP holds candle march at South Campus to pay tribute to students who lost their lives

NEW DELHI: Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) Delhi organised a candle march at Satya Niketan, South Campus on September 8, 2026 to pay tribute to the students who lost their lives in the tragic Satya Niketan incident. A large number of students and ABVP karyakartas participated in the march and expressed solidarity with the bereaved families. ABVP had also organised a candle march at North Campus yesterday. During the march, students dem…

ABVP Carries out ‘Student Safety March’ at Delhi University; Demand MCD Commissioner’s Resignation After Satya Niketan PG Collapse

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) Delhi on Tuesday organised a ‘Student Safety March’ at Delhi University in protest against the tragic incident in Satya Niketan and growing concerns over student safety.  India News | ABVP Carries out ‘Student Safety March’ at Delhi University; Demand MCD Commissioner’s Resignation After Satya Niketan PG Collapse.

ABVP seeks MCD chief’s exit, PG audits after Satya Niketan tragedy

The ABVP has demanded safety audits for paying guest accommodations in student areas. They also called for the Municipal Corporation of Delhi commissioner's resignation following a recent tragedy. Thousands of students participated in a march to highlight safety concerns and hostel shortages. The organization urged Delhi University to build more hostels for students. They seek immediate action and structural checks on unsafe accommodations.

Satya Niketan Collapse: When students and neighbours had to rescue students from a system that had failed them

From locals and NSUI volunteers digging through the rubble to AISA, SFI and others taking to the streets, the tragedy has exposed Delhi’s unsafe student-housing crisis and a State that acted after disaster struck