For 19-year-old Habeeb Khan and Navneet, being away from their PG accommodation on the day

For 19-year-old Habeeb Khan and Navneet, being away from their PG accommodation on the day

Navneet (in white shirt)

For 19-year-old Habeeb Khan and Navneet, being away from their PG accommodation on the day
For 19-year-old Habeeb Khan and Navneet, being away from their PG accommodation on the day

New Delhi: For 19-year-old Habeeb Khan and Navneet, being away from their PG accommodation on the day of the building collapse in Satya Niketan proved to be the difference between life and death. Cops from South Campus police station found a bag containing Rs 40,000 in cash and, after verifying his identity, called him and handed over the money. For Navneet (19), a simple request from his roommate and friend, Arpit Jaj, is the last memory he has of him.

I want to have cold coffee made by you,” Jaj had told him on the phone a few hours before he died in the collapse. I did not realise the extent of what had happened,” he said, adding that he didn’t suspect the PG was structurally unsafe. Habeeb’s belongings were buried under the debris. His father later mentioned the incident in a social media post, thanking police. “Come soon, Navneet. Another close friend, Akshit Yadav, also perished. Navneet was supposed to return to Satya Niketan with his uncle early Sunday, but the plan fell through. He learnt about the incident from his native place. “At first, I thought a part of the building had collapsed.

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