Tragedy at Delhi Coaching Centre: Families Demand Accountability

Three students, Shreya Yadav, Tanya Soni, and Navin Dalwin, lost their lives in a flooded basement at Delhi's Rau's IAS Study Circle. Families and friends called for accountability, citing negligence by authorities and the coaching centre. The incident underscores the need for stricter safety regulations in private educational institutions.

The families and friends of the three students who died in the basement of the flooded coaching centre have demanded action against those guilty of negligence.

Shreya Yadav, Tanya Soni, and Navin Dalwin perished in the basement of Rau's IAS Study Circle in Delhi following heavy rains. Officials confirmed the deaths and noted the basement's improper use.

Rau's IAS Study Circle condoled the loss and committed to supporting the investigation. Victims' friends and relatives, expressing anger, have demanded accountability from the coaching institute and authorities.

Calls for action have been amplified by Pradeep, Tanya's relative, stressing the basement's misuse. Dalwin's tragic death led to further demands for responsibility and transparency.

The incident has sparked wider criticism of private coaching centers' disregard for safety, highlighting a need for government intervention.

(With inputs from agencies.)