New Delhi, Nov. 8 -- Rescuers pulled four more bodies from the debris of the collapsed building in old Delhi's Chawri Bazar on Saturday, taking the death toll to six, and police announced they had arrested the building's owner. The first of the day's bodies, recovered around 3am, was identified as Pankaj Sharma, whose family had been searching for him since the collapse. Rescuers found the body of Shantu in the afternoon and sent it by ambulance to Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. The bodies of Vipin Ram and Dinesh Sah were recovered in the evening. Rescue operations were still under way at the time of filing. The owner was identified as Saimullah alias Ayub, a resident of Gali Sitara near Ajmeri Gate. The three-storey building, in Gali Sitara near Chawri Bazar Metro station, reportedly came down in two stages around 9.30am on Thursday while construction was under way, trapping workers beneath the debris. Eight people have been pulled out so far. Six of them died and two were injured. The bodies of Kishori, 40, and Sanjeet, 45, were recovered earlier. The injured, Sahdev Chaudhary, 25, and Firoz, 37, have been treated and are stable, officials said. Sharma was his family's sole breadwinner, said his brother Shambhu Kumar, 41. He is survived by his mother, his wife and their children. "The eldest daughter is young and they were planning for her wedding and looking for a suitable match. The youngest is the son aged around five years old. Sharma was the sole breadwinner of the family. We don't know how they will manage now," Kumar said....