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Medical tourism racket links being probed in Hauz Rani fire
Delhi Police are probing Lavkesh Bajaj for allegedly using medical tourism as a cover to smuggle foreigners, including aiding a Bangladeshi family with forged documents for money.
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hindustantimes.com
Delhi hotel horror: Fire safety experts opine, restaurateurs call for stricter compliance
Malviya Nagar B&B fire incident has raised concerns over breach of norms, safety lapses and the unforeseen burden of medical tourism on budget-friendly accommodations in the city.
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Room permit, closed exit: How safety gaps sparked another Delhi tragedy in BnB blaze, killing 21
Most of the victims of the fire, one of Delhi's worst in years, were either people visiting India for their medical treatment or caregivers of patients. | India News
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scroll.in
Delhi fire deaths highlight precariousness of ‘medical tourists’ in the city
The vast majority of Delhi’s foreign patients are from the poorest regions of Africa, Central Asia, and South Asia.
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newsbytesapp.com
Delhi fire: Owner had prior arrest in fake passport case
Lavkesh Bajaj, owner of Flourish Stays B&B in Malviya Nagar, was arrested last year for involvement in a fake passport case linked to Bangladeshi nationals.
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B&B owner held in fire case was arrested for helping Bangladeshis get Indian docs
Police said Lovkesh Bajaj allowed a Bangladeshi woman, her daughter, and grandson to use his address to obtain documents for illegal stay in India | India News
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Safety gaps spark another Delhi tragedy as 21 die in B&B blaze
Owner arrested for lapses; 26 rooms instead of the six allowed, no fire exit. Police say 12 foreigners among victims; most travelled to Capital for treatment | India News
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bdnews24.com
Fire-hit Delhi hotel owner helped Bangladeshis obtain fake Indian documents
He spent 15 days in Tihar Jail before securing bail
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thehindu.com
Malviya Nagar building owner arrested earlier in case involving ‘undocumented’ Bangladeshis
Malviya Nagar B&B owner arrested for facilitating illegal residency of undocumented Bangladeshis amid ongoing investigation of a deadly fire incident.
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Lovkesh Bajaj, Flourish Stays owner, was arrested for passport fraud last year: Police
Owner of Delhi B&B where fire killed 21 was arrested for passport fraud, facilitating illegal stay of Bangladeshi nationals. Tragedy exposes lax regulations. | Latest News Delhi
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Delhi's Hauz Rani blaze: Owner’s two other B&Bs flouted same rules
The fire at Flourish Stay killed at least 21 people, including 11 foreign nationals, and exposed a series of alleged violations. | Latest News Delhi
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
'Allowed 2 Bangladeshis to use his home for money': Delhi hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj under scanner for international human trafficking
NEW DELHI: Delhi Police is now investigating Lovkesh Bajaj, whose B&B went up in flames and led to 21 deaths in Hauz Rani, for his suspected involvement in an international human…
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Medical tourism racket links being probed in Hauz Rani fire
Delhi Police are probing Lavkesh Bajaj for allegedly using medical tourism as a cover to smuggle foreigners, including aiding a Bangladeshi family with forged documents for money.