Delhi High Court Demands Safety Audit: Protecting Public from Fire Hazards in Hospitality Sector
The Delhi High Court has directed authorities to develop a safety plan to prevent fire incidents in hotels, clubs, and restaurants. This decision came after the petitioner, advocate Arpit Bhargava, sought a safety audit and compensation scheme for fire-related incidents. Authorities must now consider the plea as a representation.
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The Delhi High Court has directed local authorities to devise a safety plan aimed at preventing fires and other incidents in the hospitality sector across the national capital.
The court's decision came after a petition, led by advocate Arpit Bhargava, highlighted the urgent need for a comprehensive safety audit of hotels, clubs, and restaurants.
This move mandates that the plea be treated as an official representation by authorities, compelling them to take necessary and timely actions to implement improved safety protocols.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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