AAP) MP Swati Maliwal expressed outrage on Sunday over delay in action against the officials responsible for the loss of the lives of three civil servant aspirants at an IAS coaching institute in West Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar and said that the deaths should be termed 'murder'' instead of a disaster.
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The AAP MP stated that a FIR should be filed against government officials, as no minister from the Delhi government, the mayor of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, or any other officer had responded even hours after the incident.
Speaking about the Old Rajinder Nagar Coaching Centre incident, Swati Maliwal said, «The students are very sad and angry. It has been more than 12 hours, and till now neither any minister of the Delhi government nor the mayor of MCD nor any officer has come. I believe that these deaths are not a disaster. This is murder. An FIR should be registered against all these big government officials.»
«These students come from different parts of the country with big dreams and aspirations to prepare for the UPSC. Their families toil to send them through difficulties and then these kinds of incidents take place where they die in such unfortunate circumstances,» she said.
The AAP MP further said, «It is not yet known whether 3 have died or more have died. Compensation of Rs 1 crore should be given to all the students who have died. The minister