New Delhi [India], Delhi Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj has called a meeting today regarding the fire at a child care hospital in Vivek Vihar, where seven newborn babies lost their lives. The increasing heat in Delhi will also be discussed in the meeting. A meeting will be held at the Delhi Secretariat today at 1 pm, in which health department officials are likely to participate, tomorrow the Delhi government has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the fire incident at Vive Vihar New Born Baby Care Hospital, meanwhile Delhi Police Is busy in his investigation. A major lapse has been pointed out in the death of seven newborn babies in the fire incident in Vivek Vihar on Saturday night. Police said that the license on which the hospital was running was no longer valid and there was no emergency exit on the hospital premises.Deputy Commissioner of Police, Shahdara, Surendra Chaudhary said that the hospital was allowed to have up to five beds, but they occupied more than 1 bed. We learned that the NOC of the hospital had also expired on March 31 and the hospital was allowed to have up to 5 beds. 5 beds but they had installed more than 1 bed. Apart from this, they also did not have a fire exit system. So in view of all this, we have added sections 304 and 308 of the IPC to the FIR and we have arrested its director Dr Naveen Kichi. Dr Akash, one of the doctors on duty, has also been arrested. The accused have 3 such clinics in Delhi,'' the police officer told ANI, adding that the police investigation further revealed that some doctors at the hospital were not qualified to treat newborns requiring neonatal intensive care as they were only trained in BAMS. Degree holder.The two accused, identified as Dr Naveen Khichi (45), who is the owner of the hospital, and Dr Akash (26) have been arrested. The report further said that seven dead children, four of whom were male and three female newborns, were taken to hospital. A total of 16 fire tenders were used to extinguish the fire at GTB hospital for postmortem.