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Tragic LPG Cylinder Blasts Rock Delhi: Multiple Injuries and Buildings Collapsed

  • On Monday, Delhi Police arrested 71-year-old owner Karambir Sejwal after tracing him to his farmhouse in Vasant Kunj, two days following the Saket building collapse on Saturday that killed six people.
  • Violating local regulations that limit height to ground-plus-three storeys, Sejwal had added two unauthorized floors to the Saidulajab building near Saket Metro over the past three months despite structural restrictions.
  • Five medical and engineering students and a canteen owner died in the tragedy, prompting the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to suspend Assistant Engineer Sudesh Singh Chauhan and Junior Engineer Amar Jain for alleged supervision lapses.
  • Separately, a suspected illegal LPG cylinder refilling operation caused a house collapse in North Delhi's Mukundpur area on Tuesday, injuring 10 people when the Delhi Fire Services received the emergency call at 9.37 am.
  • The MCD is initiating a citywide crackdown on unauthorized structures, issuing notices to buildings in Saket, Mehrauli and adjoining areas that exceed ground-plus-three floor limits, with show-cause notices beginning on Tuesday.
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TFIPOST broke the news on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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