Court keeps six accused in custody over Delhi paying-guest building collapse
A court has extended the judicial custody of six people accused in connection with the collapse of a Delhi paying-guest building. The property was leased to Shubham Tyagi and Sudhanshu in August 2025 and operated under the name Hostel Daze.
A court has extended the judicial custody of six accused in connection with the collapse of a paying-guest building in Delhi, NDTV reported. The available source material identifies the case as involving a property that was operated as paying-guest accommodation. It does not state the date of the collapse, the number of people affected or the allegations against each of the six accused.
The property was leased to paying-guest operators Shubham Tyagi and Sudhanshu in August 2025, according to the report. They subsequently operated it under the name “Hostel Daze”. The source material does not specify the length of the extended custody, the court that issued the order or the stage reached in the investigation.
It also does not provide details of any charges or responses from the accused. The reported development is limited to the continuation of judicial custody and the leasing and operation history of the property. No further factual details about the collapse are available in the supplied material.
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