The court also directed M/s Amazing Creation Garment Export Factory at Tughlakabad area of South Delhi, where 14 workmen died and five other workmen were injured in the fire on January 20, 2011, to pay the compensation jointly with the government.
Justice Vipin Sanghi accepted the plea of families of eight victims including an injured workman and said "...This writ petition for grant of compensation is maintainable against both the respondents (state and pvt factory) and the petitioners are entitled to compensation for the undeniable right to life of the near relatives of the petitioner nos 1-7 and of petitioner no 8."
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