Delhi authorities launch a crackdown on fire-safety and building-code compliance after a deadly hotel fire that kills 21 people. The blaze is described as the city’s deadliest since 2022 and occurs at a hotel that is popular with patients and relatives connected to a nearby hospital. Following the incident, authorities arrest the hotel owner and direct inspections across Delhi. The measures include city-wide checks of hotels, guest houses, and other premises to identify fire-safety violations and possible breaches of building codes. Officials focus on ensuring that required safety measures are in place to prevent similar incidents. The reporting also notes that the hotel’s clientele and location near a hospital contribute to the significance of the incident, with many victims reportedly among people associated with healthcare visits. The crackdown includes follow-up actions that authorities say will be based on the inspection findings, with the aim of addressing both fire-safety and structural compliance issues.