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4 Accused Convicted, 10 Acquitted In Mumbai Toxic Liquor Tragedy
A sessions court on Monday convicted four accused and acquitted 10 others in the 2015 hooch tragedy, in which more than 100 people lost their lives in Mumbai's Malvani area.
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Mumbai Fire Department's Probe Uncovers A Twist In Kamala Mills Tragedy
Last month's deadly fire that ripped through two upscale restaurants in Mumbai's Kamala Mills could have started from the flying embers from charcoal used for hookahs at the upscale Mojo's Bistro that came in contact with the curtains, and spread rapidly, the fire department has said in its report on the Mumbai fire
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Mumbai: Couples Picked up From Hotel Rooms, Charged With 'Public Indecency'
The Malwani police, several of whose officers were suspended for allowing a spurious liquor racket to flourish in their jurisdiction, which led to the deaths of more than 100 people in the hooch tragedy last month, seem to have declared war on an easy target: sex.
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Will Seek Fast Track Trial of Mumbai Hooch Case, Says Devendra Fadnavis
All the accused in the last month's Mumbai hooch tragedy in which 104 people were killed have been booked under IPC section 302 (murder) and the case will be tried in fast track court, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said today.
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Mumbai Toxic Alcohol Tragedy: Police Probing if Accused had Political Patronage
Mumbai police is probing the angle of political patronage being extended to the accused in the toxic alcohol tragedy. 104 people died after consuming spurious liquor at Laxmi Nagar slum in Malvani, near suburban Malad earlier this month.
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Mumbai Toxic Liquor Tragedy: More Lives Could Have Been Saved, Say Doctors
The Malvani toxic liquor tragedy in Mumbai claimed 102 lives. But of the 140 who had been rushed to hospitals after consuming the toxic alcohol, many more lives could have been saved, according to doctors and victims' families, who say a lack of resources and the juggling of the victims between different hospitals made the situation worse.
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Toxic Alcohol Tragedy: Maharashtra Government, Mumbai Police Issued Notice
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued notices to Maharashtra Government and the Mumbai Police Commissioner over the hooch tragedy which has claimed over 100 lives so far.
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Want to See Culprits Hanged, Says Maharashtra Chief Minister on Mumbai Toxic Alcohol Tragedy
The main accused in Mumbai toxic alcohol tragedy, which has cost 102 lives so far, was arrested from Delhi this afternoon. Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis has said that he wants the guilty to be given the harshest possible punishment.
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102 People Killed in Mumbai Spurious Liquor Tragedy, Police Could Have Averted it, Allege Locals
102 people have died in the Mumbai spurious liquor tragedy in Malvani colony in the western suburbs of Mumbai.
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How Nearly 100 People in Mumbai Died From Toxic Alcohol
Toxic homemade liquor has killed nearly 100 slum dwellers in Mumbai, and nearly 45 people are in hospital after the mass alcohol poisoning, said the police.
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4 Accused Convicted, 10 Acquitted In Mumbai Toxic Liquor Tragedy
A sessions court on Monday convicted four accused and acquitted 10 others in the 2015 hooch tragedy, in which more than 100 people lost their lives in Mumbai's Malvani area.
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Mumbai Fire Department's Probe Uncovers A Twist In Kamala Mills Tragedy
Last month's deadly fire that ripped through two upscale restaurants in Mumbai's Kamala Mills could have started from the flying embers from charcoal used for hookahs at the upscale Mojo's Bistro that came in contact with the curtains, and spread rapidly, the fire department has said in its report on the Mumbai fire
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Mumbai: Couples Picked up From Hotel Rooms, Charged With 'Public Indecency'
The Malwani police, several of whose officers were suspended for allowing a spurious liquor racket to flourish in their jurisdiction, which led to the deaths of more than 100 people in the hooch tragedy last month, seem to have declared war on an easy target: sex.
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Will Seek Fast Track Trial of Mumbai Hooch Case, Says Devendra Fadnavis
All the accused in the last month's Mumbai hooch tragedy in which 104 people were killed have been booked under IPC section 302 (murder) and the case will be tried in fast track court, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said today.
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Mumbai Toxic Alcohol Tragedy: Police Probing if Accused had Political Patronage
Mumbai police is probing the angle of political patronage being extended to the accused in the toxic alcohol tragedy. 104 people died after consuming spurious liquor at Laxmi Nagar slum in Malvani, near suburban Malad earlier this month.
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Mumbai Toxic Liquor Tragedy: More Lives Could Have Been Saved, Say Doctors
The Malvani toxic liquor tragedy in Mumbai claimed 102 lives. But of the 140 who had been rushed to hospitals after consuming the toxic alcohol, many more lives could have been saved, according to doctors and victims' families, who say a lack of resources and the juggling of the victims between different hospitals made the situation worse.
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Toxic Alcohol Tragedy: Maharashtra Government, Mumbai Police Issued Notice
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued notices to Maharashtra Government and the Mumbai Police Commissioner over the hooch tragedy which has claimed over 100 lives so far.
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Want to See Culprits Hanged, Says Maharashtra Chief Minister on Mumbai Toxic Alcohol Tragedy
The main accused in Mumbai toxic alcohol tragedy, which has cost 102 lives so far, was arrested from Delhi this afternoon. Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis has said that he wants the guilty to be given the harshest possible punishment.
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102 People Killed in Mumbai Spurious Liquor Tragedy, Police Could Have Averted it, Allege Locals
102 people have died in the Mumbai spurious liquor tragedy in Malvani colony in the western suburbs of Mumbai.
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How Nearly 100 People in Mumbai Died From Toxic Alcohol
Toxic homemade liquor has killed nearly 100 slum dwellers in Mumbai, and nearly 45 people are in hospital after the mass alcohol poisoning, said the police.
