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Peace march in Delhi for Ansh Agarwal
Mumbai and New Delhi are holding silent protests today, seeking justice for Ansh Agarwal, the college student who was allegedly killed by his own friends in Mumbai on April 17. The protest rallies are being held at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi and Andheri's JB Nagar in Mumbai. 'Ansh was only 16'; 'Anger is no reason to kill'. 'Today its Ansh, tomorr...
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My brother was dying, nobody helped: Murdered college student's brother
Nine people, arrested in connection with bludgeoning Class XI student Ansh Agarwal to death in Mumbai, have been sent to police custody till April 25. The other three arrested, who are minors, have been sent to juvenile custody.
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12 including three minors arrested for beating college student to death
12 people including three minors, have been arrested for brutally beating a college student to death in Mumbai. Junior college student, Ansh Agarwal was bludgeoned to death in Mumbai's suburban Andheri on Tuesday night. Ironically the main accused in the case, studied with Ansh in the same tuition class.
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Family blames school for 'unsafe' bus
"Had there been a bus attendant in the school bus, this tragic incident would have never claimed our beloved Viraj," said Ritesh Parmar, uncle of the deceased 9-year-old. The boy had stuck his head out of his bus window to wave goodbye to a friend, when it started moving; Viraj's head rammed against metal board, smashing it and causing him to bleed...
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9-yr-old leans out of school bus, smashes head against hoarding, dies
Waving goodbye to a friend proved fatal for nine-year old Viraj Devendra Parmar, student of Shri Vallabh Ashram English Medium School in Sion. Viraj was killed when his head banged against a public hoarding, as he was leaning out of his school bus window to say goodbye to a friend.
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Mumbai: Student pays for cucumber with his life
A student of a college in Malad paid with his life for arguing over the rates of cucumbers with two vegetable vendors on Saturday.The police said the incident happened when Surendra Son-kamble, 20, had gone to a nearby market with his friend Salim Sayed, 20, to buy vegetables. Initial investigation done by the police revealed that the incident happ...
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Peace march in Delhi for Ansh Agarwal
Mumbai and New Delhi are holding silent protests today, seeking justice for Ansh Agarwal, the college student who was allegedly killed by his own friends in Mumbai on April 17. The protest rallies are being held at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi and Andheri's JB Nagar in Mumbai. 'Ansh was only 16'; 'Anger is no reason to kill'. 'Today its Ansh, tomorr...
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My brother was dying, nobody helped: Murdered college student's brother
Nine people, arrested in connection with bludgeoning Class XI student Ansh Agarwal to death in Mumbai, have been sent to police custody till April 25. The other three arrested, who are minors, have been sent to juvenile custody.
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12 including three minors arrested for beating college student to death
12 people including three minors, have been arrested for brutally beating a college student to death in Mumbai. Junior college student, Ansh Agarwal was bludgeoned to death in Mumbai's suburban Andheri on Tuesday night. Ironically the main accused in the case, studied with Ansh in the same tuition class.
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Family blames school for 'unsafe' bus
"Had there been a bus attendant in the school bus, this tragic incident would have never claimed our beloved Viraj," said Ritesh Parmar, uncle of the deceased 9-year-old. The boy had stuck his head out of his bus window to wave goodbye to a friend, when it started moving; Viraj's head rammed against metal board, smashing it and causing him to bleed...
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9-yr-old leans out of school bus, smashes head against hoarding, dies
Waving goodbye to a friend proved fatal for nine-year old Viraj Devendra Parmar, student of Shri Vallabh Ashram English Medium School in Sion. Viraj was killed when his head banged against a public hoarding, as he was leaning out of his school bus window to say goodbye to a friend.
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Mumbai: Student pays for cucumber with his life
A student of a college in Malad paid with his life for arguing over the rates of cucumbers with two vegetable vendors on Saturday.The police said the incident happened when Surendra Son-kamble, 20, had gone to a nearby market with his friend Salim Sayed, 20, to buy vegetables. Initial investigation done by the police revealed that the incident happ...
