Coaching centre incident man-made disaster, result of negligence, say Opposition parties in Delhi
BJP over the incident, saying though it was in power in the municipal body for 15 years, it neglected the city's drainage system.
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«Our government has been in power for the last one year and we are working on drainage. I do not want to get into any blame game. I want that there should be an impartial investigation and strict action taken against those responsible,» Rajinder Nagar MLA and MCD in-charge Durgesh Pathak said.
The UPSC aspirants — two females and a male — lost their lives as they were trapped inside the library running in the basement of the Old Rajinder Nagar-based Rau's IAS Study Circle, which flooded due to a sudden evening downpour in the national capital on Saturday.
Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva termed as «murder» the death of the students and said they had came here to build their future but became «victims of corruption».
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The (waterlogging) issue was brought to the notice of Pathak on July 22 and then again on July 24 by locals but «he did not do anything» about it, BJP's New Delhi MP Bansuri Swaraj claimed and said the incident could have been avoided.
«Pathak and the Kejriwal government's negligence led to the death of the three students,» she said.
Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera said this is
