New Delhi: Resident Bawana Ranbir Singh remembers the time when several building blocks are built in the area under Rajiv Ratan Beware YOJNA.
“A decade ago, this flat is ready to be handed over to residents, only no one appears to occupy them.
Even though it has everything, electricity, water, sewerage, they are now a nursing,” said the 62-year-old.
On Friday, a three-story building came to fall and killed four people, including a nine-year-old girl, who grazed around her livestock.
A day later, the police registered a case below Section 304 Indian Criminal Codes A (causing death from negligence) to unknown people.
On Saturday afternoon, a group of people, mostly women, were seen standing between the debris of the building that collapsed.
A woman declared dark that the area was a “death well” where a building could fall at that time.
Phool Kumar was in place with his son Rohit.
They have agricultural land near buildings.
“Most structures only have a single pillar after the thief systematically searches the structure to steal the iron rod,” Kumar said.
When he had a water pump stolen from his field 20 days ago, the empty buildings were a target easy, he said.
Local people.
Local residents reject the building of Ratik Ratan Beware of Yojna as a full waste of money.
“Thieves take everything from water tanks, doors, sinks, electrical cables, and transformers,” one of them sighed.
Toi found a horror site when it visited Bawana on Saturday.
In most buildings, missing stairs and the pillars are damaged.
Un -fed grass grows everywhere and the blanket is mostly lost.
The locals say more than 3,000 occupancy units lie.
Aslam, who lost nine -year-Old Afreen’s nephew on Friday, told Toi that he and his mother, Shahnaz Khan, had taken the goat to the area to graze like their routine.
They ate food when the building collapsed.
Ived, but his daughter was killed.
Aslam added that if the government is developing such a residential unit, it should ensure their allocation and work, leaving no emptiness to be harassed by thieves and drug addicts.
Apart from Afreen, Rukaia Khatoon, 55, Denmark, 24 and Shahzad, 25, also died while two people were injured.
A 18-year-old population from the JJ colony nearby revealed how people were afraid of crossing the area at night.
“There are no lights here and these empty buildings are scary and give us shivering.
The condition of the building is very bad and there are those who fall anytime,” he said.
Bijendra Kumar Yadav, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer North), said the autopsy of the fourth body was completed on Saturday.
“Two individuals who were injured were stable in the hospital.
The full investigation into the collapse of the building is ongoing.”