The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) asks residents of 145 quarters at Valmiki Sadan to vacate the buildings. The move is linked to concerns that the structures are unsafe.
Both outlets report that NDMC’s directive targets occupants of the same number of residential units—145 quarters at the Valmiki Sadan complex. The Hindu describes the action as a response to safety issues, saying the buildings are unsafe. Times of India similarly reports that NDMC asks residents to vacate the quarters.
While both accounts align on the core facts—the specific location and the number of quarters—the coverage is framed differently in wording. The Hindu emphasizes the assessment of building safety, whereas Times of India focuses on the evacuation instruction itself. Neither source provided additional details here on the inspection findings, timelines, or relocation plans.
