Satya Niketan Collapse: PG Owner, Wife Sent To 14-Day Judicial Custody, Son Remanded To 2-Day Police Custody

A Delhi court on Monday sent a married couple arrested in connection with the Satya Niketan building collapse, which claimed seven lives, to 14 days of judicial custody, while their son was remanded to two days' police custody. Hariram Gupta, 81, and his wife, Urmila Gupta, 75, were sent to 14 days of judicial custody, while their 52-year-old son Mahesh Gupta was remanded to two days' police custody after they were produced at the judge's house. ALSO READ: 'PG Not Responsible For Any Casualties Or Risk To Me': Rent Agreement Of Collapsed Satya Niketan Building Left Students Vulnerable Seven people were killed after the decades-old building, which housed a paying guest accommodation for boys, collapsed in Satya Niketan on Sunday. According to police, Hariram Gupta had the building's electricity connection in his name, while his son handled its day-to-day management. The property was registered in the name of Urmila Gupta, documents revealed. The family is being probed for its role in running the PG accommodation and the renovation being carried out in the basement, a likely cause of the building's collapse.