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Delhi PG rules overhaul likely after Satya Niketan collapse: Licences, CCTV, rent, and security — what students, landlords need to know
Updated On: 09 September, 2026 04:57 PM IST | New Delhi | mid-day online correspondent
The proposed framework, outlined by Urban Development Minister Ashish Sood, could make PG licences, police and municipal verification, CCTV cameras, night guards and wardens mandatory, while also seeking to regulate rents

Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) personnel dismantle an unsafe adjacent structure following the multi-storey building collapse tragedy at Satya Niketan, in New Delhi, on Wednesday. PIC/PTI
Students living in paying guest (PG) accommodations in Delhi could soon have stronger safety and security safeguards, with the Delhi government working on a comprehensive policy to regulate PG facilities across the national capital, news agency ANI reported.
The proposed framework, outlined by Urban Development Minister Ashish Sood, could make PG licences, police and municipal verification, CCTV cameras, night guards and wardens mandatory, while also seeking to regulate rents.


