Taking cognizance of the fire that broke out in Malviya Nagar restaurant in Delhi, in which 21 people died, the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh… Yogi Adityanath On Thursday ordered special security checks of hotels and commercial establishments in the state.The Chief Minister directed officials of all development authorities, police departments, Public Works Department (PWD), and fire department as well as several other departments to ensure that all high-rise buildings, offices, hotels and commercial establishments should be thoroughly inspected, and fire safety systems should be in place.Furthermore, he directed that all hotels should undergo special security inspection and submit an audit report.Commenting on CM Yogi’s directive, Chief Fire Officer Ankush Mittal confirmed that special teams are actively inspecting local hotels and warned of strict legal action against any establishment violating fire safety norms.On (CM Yogi’s) instructions, the campaign is being run at all hotels and various stations. CFO Mittal told ANI, “All station representatives are inspecting hotels under their areas…If negligence is found, legal action will be taken against them.”Meanwhile, expressing grief over the Delhi tragedy, Uttar Pradesh Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna announced that fresh instructions are being issued to district magistrates and local authorities to strictly enforce safety compliance.Speaking to reporters, Khanna said, “The incident that happened in Delhi is very sad. From time to time, instructions are given to the people and today again we will give instructions to the District Magistrate and other concerned people on this matter.”21 people, including 12 foreign nationals and 9 Indians, died in a massive fire at a hotel in Delhi’s Malviya Nagar.