New Delhi. The anger of UPSC aspirants is not subsiding in the case of the death of three students in Rao IAS Study Circle of Karol Bagh. They are continuously protesting for their demands. They allege that the government agencies are negligent in the accident. In this regard, a UPSC aspirant had expressed his apprehension in writing after seeing the waterlogging three days ago, but the agencies did not pay heed and three students died in the accident. Let’s know the whole matter-
UPSC aspirant Kanishka Tiwari is taking coaching from an institute in Old Rajendra Nagar and is preparing here. She went to coaching on 24th July. That day too, due to rain, there was a lot of waterlogging in front of Rao IAS. Four-wheelers passing through here were also getting half submerged. Due to the passing of vehicles, water had filled up even outside the coaching centers. Students coming here were facing problems.
A complaint was given by a student in this regard.
Kanishka was afraid of an accident due to waterlogging, so she immediately took photos of the waterlogging and complained about it to the PWD. Her complaint number is 433682. She mentioned the location as Old Rajendra Nagar in her complaint. She wrote in her complaint that this problem has been going on for the last two years. There are electric wires lying exposed at many places here. They can cause electric shock. It is worth noting that recently a student died due to electric shock.
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Even after filing the complaint, there was no solution to this. Three days later, on 27 July, an accident occurred in the basement of Rao IAS Study Circle and three students lost their lives. If the government agency had taken proper action on time, the three students would not have lost their lives. The anger of the students is more because no action was taken even after the complaint.
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FIRST PUBLISHED : July 30, 2024, 08:22 IST