Police said about 21 students were present when the fire broke out. Two were seriously injured and four others were in a stable condition.
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Police said about 21 students were present when the fire broke out. Two were seriously injured and four others were in a stable condition.
Lucknow Fire Tragedy: Building That Claimed 15 Lives Had Faced Demolition Notice in 2016
New documents linked to the devastating Aliganj fire reveal that the building where 15 people lost their lives had been declared illegal in 2016 and was even issued a demolition order.
However, the order was reportedly withdrawn within two months, allowing the structure to remain in use.
The revelation has sparked serious questions about: ▪️ Illegal construction practices ▪️ Administrative accountability ▪️ Building safety regulations ▪️ Possible negligence in the approval process
Authorities are expected to investigate the circumstances under which the demolition order was cancelled.