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‘Don’t want to live here anymore’: Students in Delhi’s Satya Niketan pack bags
India🏛️ PoliticsCenter7 hr. ago

‘Don’t want to live here anymore’: Students in Delhi’s Satya Niketan pack bags

Students in Delhi's Satya Niketan area are leaving their accommodations following the collapse of a five-story building called 'Hostel Daze,' which killed at least seven people. Unnayan Bhati, an 18-year-old student, had recently moved to the area for university but decided to relocate after facing high rents and electricity costs. He narrowly escaped injury during the collapse while traveling with a broker. Bhati joined a protest demanding compensation for the victims and plans to return home. Other students, including those who previously lived in Hostel Daze, are also vacating the area due to unsafe conditions, rising costs, and unresolved issues like poor maintenance and inadequate facilities. Some students are staying temporarily with friends or relatives, while others seek alternative housing options.

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‘Don’t want to live here anymore’: Students in Delhi’s Satya Niketan pack bags

Students in Delhi's Satya Niketan area are leaving their accommodations following the collapse of a five-story building called 'Hostel Daze,' which killed at least seven people. Unnayan Bhati, an 18-year-old student, had recently moved to the area for university but decided to relocate after facing high rents and electricity costs. He narrowly escaped injury during the collapse while traveling with a broker. Bhati joined a protest demanding compensation for the victims and plans to return home. Other students, including those who previously lived in Hostel Daze, are also vacating the area due to unsafe conditions, rising costs, and unresolved issues like poor maintenance and inadequate facilities. Some students are staying temporarily with friends or relatives, while others seek alternative housing options.

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