New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has directed the owner of the factory, which is engaged in making firecrackers, to deposit the RS 34 Lakh with the authorities as compensation for the family of 17 victims who lost their lives in the establishment in 2018.
17 Killed, many were injured in fire factories Bawana; The Government Door Probethe Court said the number was stored with the Commissioner of Compensation Compensation of Northeast District employees and it would be carried out in two installments in November and January.
Justice Prathiba M Singh is subject to two deposits made, the delay in submitting this application by the factory owner must stand forgiveness and order while no coercive action must survive, and the RS two lakh each is released to the legal heirs by the victims.
“The deposit and release of the amount is directed to provide assistance to the families of the victims who lost income members.
One of the victims is a 13-year-old girl.
The deposit above will be subject to further commands on the internet.
The current petition,” said the court.
The fire incident occurred on January 20, 2018, at the firecracker manufacturing plant in Bawana, which was run by Petitioner Manoj Jain.
The fire turned fatal led to the death of 17 workers and injured in two other people.
A pine was submitted under the Indian criminal code and the explosive law.
Jain approached the High Court challenging the notification of January 2018 issued to him by the Commissioner based on the employee compensation law, which he with him was directed at paying the amount of compensation calculated to the legal heirs of employees who died during work.
According to the application for the condiliation of delays, the reason the delay is associated with lawyers stated to have suggested the applicant that criminal trials, with respect to FIR, are more important and the process based on the Civil Employee Compensation Act.
During the trial, the Petitioner’s advisor told the court that in the journey of the criminal trial, a number of RS 34 Lakh was stored by the son of Jain, against whom the FIR was registered, to show His Bonafide in this matter.
His son was arrested and given a guarantee by the court court in the condition of RS 34 Lakh deposits.
The court was told by the advice for the Delhi government and several victims that there was an incident of the three fires in three applicant factories involved in making crackers.
The High Court said in such circumstances and because of delays in this case more than 1100 days according to the applicant and nearly 2000 days in accordance with Delhi’s government advice, some conditions will be charged for the continuing temporary order and condonating delays.
The court clarifies that if the deposit is not made by the applicant, the application that is looking for the condiliation of delays must be automatically fired and the clear consequences will become the letter petition itself fired without further orders.
It also directs the commissioner to submit a status report on the instructions, before the next competition, namely, February 10 next year.