‘Have faith in the system you have come to be a part of’, will the students trust it?

New Delhi. Three bright students died due to water entering the basement of Rao IAS Study Centre located in Old Rajendra Nagar area of ​​the country’s capital Delhi. This incident spread a wave of mourning across the country. A few days before the accident on Saturday, a student preparing for UPSC Civil Services died in the neighboring Patel Nagar area after coming in contact with an electric wire. Now the anger of the students fed up with administrative failures has burst out. They are continuously demanding strict action. Meanwhile, Delhi Police has made an emotional appeal to the students protesting. DCP Central Harsh Vardhan told the angry students that you have come here from your homes to be a part of the system, have some faith in that system and end your protest.

DCP (Central District) Harshvardhan told the protesting students that the investigation is still going on. So far 7 people have been arrested in this case. The police has issued a notice and sought information on the role of MCD. The police has asked MCD what is the drainage cleaning schedule and who is responsible for cleaning. The DCP further said that MCD is doing its work and the police is ready to help MCD. DCP Harshvardhan said that he has been here since the incident happened.

Ground report: The road in front of Rao IAS coaching center was filled with water up to 4 feet, suddenly the gate broke and disaster struck

“I am aware of your feelings”
Deputy Commissioner of Police Harsh Vardhan told the students that he is aware of their sentiments and demands. 7 people have been arrested. The owner and coordinator of the coaching center are also behind bars. He said that the investigation of the accident is currently underway. He also said that information about the progress of the investigation will be given from time to time. The DCP said that the MCD has terminated the JE and suspended the AE. Along with this, sealing work is also going on.

Your voice is being heard- DCP
DCP Harsh Vardhan said that MCD will get whatever support it needs from the police. He said that the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi has held a meeting of senior officials. Your voice is being heard on such a large scale, so our request to you is that you have come here from your homes to be a part of the system, have some faith in that system. The DCP has appealed to the students to end the protest.

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