What started as a local tragedy is now being treated as a national safety emergency. The Court has scheduled a hearing for September 10 and may take over the case from Delhi High Court. Even more surprising? Judges hinted this could lead to a pan-India review of building safety in educational accommodations. For millions of students living in cheap PGs across metro and Tier-2 cities, this could mean stricter norms, surprise audits, and possibly even government licensing for student housing. If you’re renting a PG or know someone who is; this doesn’t just affect Delhi. It could reshape how student housing is policed nationwide. The Court’s move shows it’s no longer treating this as a local accident; but a systemic failure that needs fixing, fast.