In response to a tragic hotel fire that resulted in 21 deaths, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has intensified its demolition of unauthorized constructions, recently tearing down a multi-storey building in Khanpur. This action is part of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's stringent zero-tolerance policy aimed at addressing illegal buildings throughout the capital. Since the enforcement campaign began on June 1, the MCD has demolished 94 properties and sealed 114 others for violating building regulations. The crackdown was prompted by increasing safety concerns following the fire incident in Malviya Nagar, which highlighted the risks associated with illegal commercial operations. Enforcement teams, in collaboration with the Delhi Police, have targeted various areas, including Said-ul-Azaib and Khirki Extension, focusing on properties that were operating as bed-and-breakfasts without necessary permits. The MCD has also issued 158 notices regarding unauthorized constructions and sealing orders as part of this ongoing initiative, underscoring its commitment to ensuring public safety and compliance with building codes.