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CCTVs, Routine Pattern: How Man Who Killed Professor In Mumbai Was Arrested
The incident took place on Saturday when Omkar Shinde stabbed a 32-year-old college lecturer, Alok Kumar Singh, to death following a "minor" dispute while alighting from a moving local train near the Malad Railway Station,
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Professor Stabbed To Death At Mumbai Station. How Cops Caught His Killer
In a chilling reminder of the volatility within Mumbai's crowded transit system, the Government Railway Police (GRP) have arrested 27-year-old Omkar Shinde for the brutal murder of a college professor at Malad Railway Station.
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Child Abuse Survivor Shares his Mumbai Journey on Facebook
This story is about a little boy who lived on a railway station in Mumbai. "When I was five years old I used to work at a tea shop, but one day when I dropped a tray full of cups I ran away, terrified. I couldn't go home to my abusive parents, so I ended up at Malad Railway station," says Amin Sheikh in the Facebook post.
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Woman bashed up for jumping ticket queue
When 37-year-old Nikita Mehta jumped a queue for railway tickets at the Malad Railway Station on Monday afternoon, she had no idea what lay in store for her. Within a few hours, she was at the Borivli Railway Police Station, filing an FIR against unidentified railway officials and a policeman for allegedly assaulting her.At 2 pm on Monday, Mehta, a...
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CCTVs, Routine Pattern: How Man Who Killed Professor In Mumbai Was Arrested
The incident took place on Saturday when Omkar Shinde stabbed a 32-year-old college lecturer, Alok Kumar Singh, to death following a "minor" dispute while alighting from a moving local train near the Malad Railway Station,
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Professor Stabbed To Death At Mumbai Station. How Cops Caught His Killer
In a chilling reminder of the volatility within Mumbai's crowded transit system, the Government Railway Police (GRP) have arrested 27-year-old Omkar Shinde for the brutal murder of a college professor at Malad Railway Station.
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Child Abuse Survivor Shares his Mumbai Journey on Facebook
This story is about a little boy who lived on a railway station in Mumbai. "When I was five years old I used to work at a tea shop, but one day when I dropped a tray full of cups I ran away, terrified. I couldn't go home to my abusive parents, so I ended up at Malad Railway station," says Amin Sheikh in the Facebook post.
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Woman bashed up for jumping ticket queue
When 37-year-old Nikita Mehta jumped a queue for railway tickets at the Malad Railway Station on Monday afternoon, she had no idea what lay in store for her. Within a few hours, she was at the Borivli Railway Police Station, filing an FIR against unidentified railway officials and a policeman for allegedly assaulting her.At 2 pm on Monday, Mehta, a...
