Alok Singh

Most of the victims were medical students who were eating inside a nearby plot's kitchen, which was set up specifically to cater to those living in the area.

Ekta's body was recovered from the debris at around 2 pm on Sunday.

Despite explicit warnings from local police regarding illegal additional floors, civic authorities failed to act before the fatal structural collapse near Saket Metro station.

Parvati's relatives said she and her family members are originally from Nepal and had been living in Delhi for several years. About a year ago, she opened the eatery for students.

Remembering Parvati, the owner of the canteen who also died in the building collapse , a female student said that the shop's affordable prices and hygienic food attracted many living in the area.

Ekta, a 24-year-old doctor from Rajasthan’s Alwar was among the six killed in the Delhi building collapse in Saket.

Alok Singh Parvati Ojha was killed in the building collapse near Saket Metro yesterday Parvati Ojha (50) had managed to escape in time before

Karambir Sejwal, who had been missing since the tragedy on Saturday evening, was traced to his farmhouse in Green Avenue, Church/ Mall Road in southwest Delhi’s Vasant Kunj, police said.

A search and rescue operation is underway as people are feared trapped under the debris, a fire services official said.

Kapil's father, Rajesh Lawaniya, runs a fertiliser business in Bharatpur. “I have lost everything. My son was the hope of our entire family."