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Home / Delhi / 100 Ft Tall Mobile Tower Collapses In Delhis Safdarjung Enclave

100-ft-tall mobile tower collapses in Delhi's Safdarjung Enclave

Former AAP MLA from Malviya Nagar, Somnath Bharti, visited the site later and interacted with residents
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New Delhi, Updated At : 11:15 AM Jun 15, 2025 IST
The mobile tower that collapsed in B2 Safdarjung Enclave. Photo: X/@attorneybharti

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A 100-ft-tall mobile tower collapsed in south Delhi's Safdarjung Enclave early Sunday due to strong winds and rain, police said.

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No one was injured due to the collapse, they added.

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According to the residents of Block B2, the incident occurred around 4 am when strong winds accompanied by rain hit the area.

Former AAP MLA from Malviya Nagar, Somnath Bharti, visited the site later and interacted with residents.

"A mobile tower, erected in B2 Safdarjung Enclave, in spite of heavy protests by the residents and myself, fell yesterday night. What if this had fallen in day time or towards the buildings of B2? Such callousness is criminal!" Bharti said in a post on X.

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