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Court to deliver verdict on Santosh Mane, Pune's 'berserk' driver
A Pune court will deliver its verdict today in a road rampage case of 2012 where a bus driver went berserk, mowing down nine people and injuring 27 during morning rush hours. The accused, Santosh Maruti Mane, has been accused of murder.
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'I didn't kill anyone,' says Pune's 'berserk' driver
"I did not do it. The incident was a shocking one. And I came to know about it only through newspapers," said Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) driver Santosh Mane to psychiatrists at the Yerawada Mental Regional Hospital during his 10-day stay at the facility. Mane was admitted there after a local court directed he be kept under...
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Pune's 'berserk' driver sent to mental hospital
Santosh Maruti Mane, who has been charged with murder for killing nine people and injuring 32 people while driving a state transport bus, has been sent to Yerwada Mental Hospital for observation. A Pune court had sent Mane to police custody till February 3. He was produced for a medical check-up at the Sasoon Hospital in the city; but as his condit...
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Pune lawyers refuse to represent 'berserk' driver
Reflecting public anger, the Pune Bar Association has refused to defend Santosh Mane, the state transport bus driver who went berserk on a busy street here during morning rush hours on Wednesday, killing nine people and injuring 30 others.
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Kill me, Pune's 'berserk' driver pleaded after being caught
Though cops claim he has no history of being mentally unsound, the state transport bus driver who went berserk on a busy Pune street during morning rush hours yesterday, ended up mowing down eight people. He would have slain and brutalised more, had it not been for a brave college student, now being hailed as a hero.
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Pune bus rampage: Driver sent to police custody till Feb 3
Bus driver Santosh Mane, who mowed down killing nine people in Pune, will remain in police custody till February 3rd. Mane was produced in court to face charges for the murder of nine people in the city.
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Court to deliver verdict on Santosh Mane, Pune's 'berserk' driver
A Pune court will deliver its verdict today in a road rampage case of 2012 where a bus driver went berserk, mowing down nine people and injuring 27 during morning rush hours. The accused, Santosh Maruti Mane, has been accused of murder.
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'I didn't kill anyone,' says Pune's 'berserk' driver
"I did not do it. The incident was a shocking one. And I came to know about it only through newspapers," said Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) driver Santosh Mane to psychiatrists at the Yerawada Mental Regional Hospital during his 10-day stay at the facility. Mane was admitted there after a local court directed he be kept under...
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Pune's 'berserk' driver sent to mental hospital
Santosh Maruti Mane, who has been charged with murder for killing nine people and injuring 32 people while driving a state transport bus, has been sent to Yerwada Mental Hospital for observation. A Pune court had sent Mane to police custody till February 3. He was produced for a medical check-up at the Sasoon Hospital in the city; but as his condit...
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Pune lawyers refuse to represent 'berserk' driver
Reflecting public anger, the Pune Bar Association has refused to defend Santosh Mane, the state transport bus driver who went berserk on a busy street here during morning rush hours on Wednesday, killing nine people and injuring 30 others.
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Kill me, Pune's 'berserk' driver pleaded after being caught
Though cops claim he has no history of being mentally unsound, the state transport bus driver who went berserk on a busy Pune street during morning rush hours yesterday, ended up mowing down eight people. He would have slain and brutalised more, had it not been for a brave college student, now being hailed as a hero.
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Pune bus rampage: Driver sent to police custody till Feb 3
Bus driver Santosh Mane, who mowed down killing nine people in Pune, will remain in police custody till February 3rd. Mane was produced in court to face charges for the murder of nine people in the city.
