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CCTV footage of the BEST bus that mowed down seven persons in Mumbai's Kurla area shows driver Sanjay More collecting two backpacks from the cabin and jumping out of a broken window.

Mumbai Bus Driver Flees Scene After Fatal Crash, CCTV Reveals

CCTV footage of the BEST bus that mowed down seven persons in Mumbai's Kurla area shows driver Sanjay More collecting two backpacks from the cabin and jumping out of a broken window .

According to details that have emerged so far, More had no experience in driving electric vehicles and underwent only a 10-day training for steering EVs.

The CCTV footage of the BEST bus that mowed down seven persons in Mumbai's Kurla area shows driver Sanjay More collecting two backpacks from the cabin and jumping out of a broken window after the accident.
Four to five video clips with a duration of 50 seconds to over 1 minute went viral on social media on Wednesday.
The visuals show passengers panicking as the electric vehicle (EV) ran amok, hitting vehicles and pedestrians on Monday night on a busy street in Kurla (west).&nbsp;
Some passengers tried to tightly hold on to the poles and grab handles, while others rose from their seats to fathom what was happening on the streets as the bus moved forward.
After the bus swerved to a halt, several passengers jumped out of the shattered windows.
A clip shows Sanjay More coming out of the bus cabin holding two black backpacks, and jumping out of a broken window on the left side of the bus.
The bus conductor got down from the rear side door.
The out-of-control electric bus operated by the civic-run Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) undertaking rammed into pedestrians and vehicles at around 9.30 pm on Monday on the SG Barve Marg in Kurla (West).
Besides killing seven persons and injuring 42 others, including four policemen on 'bandobast' duty, the accident also wrecked 22 vehicles.
The bus driver has been arrested for culpable homicide not amounting to murder and remanded in police custody till December 21.
According to details that have emerged so far, More had no experience in driving electric vehicles and underwent only a 10-day training for steering EVs.
Top officials of BEST and the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) held meetings on Wednesday with private operators who supply buses to government agencies under the wet lease model and affirmed to focus on driver training and taking extra safety steps.
BEST will also make breath analyser test mandatory for drivers in the wake of the Kurla crash.
At the meetings, the private operators were asked to provide details of training given to drivers, their appointment criteria, training infrastructure and modules, officials said.
Another meeting was held between senior BEST officials and the Maharashtra transport commissioner, who directed BEST to conduct an internal investigation and submit a report, which will be sent to the state government, an official said.
Under the wet lease model, the responsibility of providing drivers and carrying out maintenance of hired buses remains with private contractors. The state-run transport bodies, on their part, pay them a specific amount for the buses.&nbsp;

A dreadful incident has been captured on camera from Vasai road railway station. A man can be seen fleeing in hurry with his two kids while his wife's body, a few steps away, lay stranded on the platform. 
The man was later nabbed by Thane police who prevented him boarding a train to Dadar in Mumbai.
The woman died on the spot and her mutilated body was later sent for postmortem, police said.
The CCTV footage from early Monday morning shows the man waking her wife up and then dragging her to the platform edge only to push her in front of the moving train.
A case was registered against the man under Section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code, the official said.
The now viral video from Maharashtra's Palghar has a woman  sleeping with her kids before her husband asked her to wake up.
A senior police official revealed the woman had gone out for two days with a friend of her husband which annoyed him and both had a quarrel over it, prior to the incident.

Maharashtra: Man held for pushing wife before moving train & killing her

The CCTV footage from early Monday morning shows the man waking her wife up and dragging her to the platform edge only to push her in front of the moving train

The CCTV footage from early Monday morning shows the man waking her wife up and dragging her to the platform edge only to push her in front of the moving train

A dreadful incident has been captured on camera at the Vasai road railway station in Mumbai.
The CCTV footage from early Monday morning purpotedly shows the man waking his wife up and then dragging her to the platform edge only to push her in front of a moving train.
The man is then seen fleeing in hurry with his two kids while his wife's body, a few steps away, lay stranded on the platform.&nbsp;
The woman died on the spot and her mutilated body was later sent for postmortem, police said.
The man was later nabbed by Thane police who prevented him boarding a train to Dadar in Mumbai.
A case was registered against the man under Section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code, the official said.
A senior police official revealed the woman had gone out for two days with a friend of her husband which annoyed him and both had a quarrel over it, prior to the incident.
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Some explosive material was found hidden under the sports utility vehicle of a police official here, officials said on Tuesday.
A car cleaner noticed the object under the sports utility vehicle (SUV) of Sub Inspector Dilbagh Singh at Ranjit Avenue locality, police said.
A CCTV footage shows that two motorcycle-borne unidentified people kept the explosive material under the SUV and then fled the spot.
A heavy police force along with a bomb disposal squad reached the spot and defused the explosive material.
Police said investigation was underway to trace the men who planted the explosive material.

Video: bike-borne men plant explosive under Punjab officer's car

A CCTV footage shows that two motorcycle-borne unidentified people kept the explosive material under the SUV and then fled the spot.

Some explosive material was found hidden under the sports utility vehicle of a police official here, officials said on Tuesday.
A car cleaner noticed the object under the sports utility vehicle (SUV) of Sub Inspector Dilbagh Singh at Ranjit Avenue locality, police said.
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A heavy police force along with a bomb disposal squad reached the spot and defused the explosive material.
Police said investigation was underway to trace the men who planted the explosive material.
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A toll worker escaped death narrowly but was left injured after a cement-laden truck lost control and rammed into a booth in Dehradun. The incident from July 23 which was caught on camera happened at Lachhiwala toll plaza in Doiwala. The CCTV shows a SUV waiting at the plaza to pay the toll the fast moving truck approches the plaza and turns turtle. The injured worker who was saved by the other people present at the spot was hospitalized. People present at the spot and those in the waiting SUV stood whiskers away as the truck rammed in to the structure. 

Video: woman narrowly escapes death as truck rammed into a toll plaza

The CCTV shows a SUV waiting at the plaza to pay the toll the fast moving truck approches the plaza and turns turtle.&nbsp;

A toll worker escaped death narrowly but was left injured after a cement-laden truck lost control and rammed into a booth in Dehradun.&nbsp; The incident from July 23 which was caught on camera happened at Lachhiwala toll plaza in Doiwala. The CCTV shows a SUV waiting at the plaza to pay the toll the fast moving truck approches the plaza and turns turtle.&nbsp; The injured worker who was saved by the other people present at the spot was hospitalized. People present at the spot and those in the waiting SUV stood whiskers away as the truck rammed in to the structure.&nbsp; Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/lip-lock-competition-video-goes-viral-8-students-from-mangaluru-booked-1658484705755">'Lip-lock competition' video goes viral; 8 students from Mangaluru booked</a>

Two people were injured in west Delhi's Subhash Nagar last evening after at least three shooters surrounded a car on a busy road and fired 10 rounds at the occupants.
Chilling CCTV footage shows passers-by looking on dumbfounded as the car is fired at and then chased by the attackers, firearms in their hands.
While detailed information about the incident is yet to come in, the footage points to a planned attack.
The 1-minute video shared by news agency ANI shows the busy Subhash Nagar neighbourhood during peak traffic hours. A white car is seen stuck in the middle of the road as two shooters point their guns at the occupants.
Shocked by the sight of the attackers wielding guns, passers-by, bikers and e-rickshaw operators are seen fleeing to safety. Traffic comes to a standstill as cars stop far behind the white car being fired at. Some cars are also seen making an about turn and leaving the area.
Three shooters keep firing at the car until the vehicle lunges forward and moves out of the camera frame. The shooters chase it, gun in hand. Possibly due to an obstruction ahead, the car then reverses back to its earlier spot, takes a quick turn and speeds away. The shooters are seen trying to chase it down as others on the road look on in shock.
Visuals shot later show that heavy police force has now been deployed at the crime spot. The car is now in police's custody.
 

Watch | CCTV shows 3 shooters open fire at car in West Delhi; 2 injured

Heavy police was deployed at the scene of crime after the incident was reported. CCTV footage shows 3 attackers open fire at a white car

Delhi continues to maintain the unwanted tag of India's crime capital.
Now, in a chilling incident from West Delhi&rsquo;s Subhash Nagar, three shooters surrounded a car on a busy road and fired 10 rounds at the passengers. &nbsp;
A CCTV footage of the incident show three gun trotting men opening fire at the car while pedestrians flee from the attackers.
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The car seen moving away from the attackers, while the traffic comes to a standstill. &nbsp;
According to reports, the footage points to a planned attack but further details are yet to be made clear. &nbsp;
Heavy police force was deployed to the area after the firing but despite search reports said the attackers fled from the spot.

A leader of the Akali Dal's youth wing was shot dead in Punjab's Mohali district on Saturday morning.
The police said two of four masked attackers chased down Vikramjit Singh Middukhera, also known as Vicky Middukhera and began firing just as got inside his SUV
The attackers fired at him repeatedly, prompting him to run for cover.
Middukhera was in Mataur Market in Sector 71 to visit the office of a property dealer.
The entire incident was caught on a CCTV installed in the area and shows the shooters were waiting for Middukhera.

Chilling murder caught on camera. Youth Akali Dal leader shot dead in Mohali

The police said two of four masked attackers chased down Youth Akali&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;leader&nbsp;Vikramjit Singh Middukhera&nbsp;and began firing just as got inside his SUV

Leader of&nbsp;Akali Dal's youth wing shot dead in Punjab's Mohali
Attackers fired at&nbsp;Vikramjit Singh Middukhera&nbsp;just as he sat in his SUV
Several rounds fired at Middukhera, prompting him to run for cover
Entire incident was caught on a CCTV installed in the area

The police said two of four masked attackers chased down Youth Akali&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;leader&nbsp;Vikramjit Singh Middukhera&nbsp;and began firing just as got inside his SUV

A leader of the Akali Dal's youth wing was shot dead in Punjab's Mohali district on Saturday morning.
The police said two of four masked attackers chased down Vikramjit Singh Middukhera, also known as Vicky Middukhera and began firing just as he got inside his SUV
The attackers fired at him repeatedly, prompting him to run for cover.
Middukhera was in Mataur Market in Sector 71 to visit the office of a property dealer.
The entire incident was caught on a CCTV installed in the area and shows the shooters were waiting for Middukhera.
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The supposed accident of a judge in Jharkhand&rsquo;s Dhanbad has taken a chilling turn after CCTV footage from the scene revealed that a tempo driver deliberately ran him over during his morning walk.
The CCTV footage shows the Jharkhand judge Uttam Anand jogging by the roadside when the tempo starts moving from the middle of the road towards the sidewalk even when the entire road looks empty.
The tempo then hits the judge and speeds away. The tempo&nbsp;driver has been arrested.
Judge Anand was found lying on the road, bleeding, by a man who took him to hospital, where he died later.
The incident was raised in the Supreme Court on Thursday. Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said he had spoken to the Jharkhand High Court and asserted: "We are aware of the case and we will take care."
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On CCTV: Jharkhand judge on morning jog run over by tempo, SC takes note

The supposed accident of a judge in Jharkhand&rsquo;s Dhanbad has taken a chilling turn after CCTV footage from the scene revealed that a tempo driver deliberately ran him over during his morning walk.

Supposed accident death of Jharkhand judge takes chilling turn

The supposed accident of a judge in Jharkhand&rsquo;s Dhanbad has taken a chilling turn after CCTV footage from the scene revealed that a tempo driver deliberately ran him over during his morning walk.
The CCTV footage shows the Jharkhand judge Uttam Anand jogging by the roadside when the tempo starts moving from the middle of the road towards the sidewalk even when the entire road looks empty.
The tempo then hits the judge and speeds away. The tempo&nbsp;driver has been arrested.
Judge Anand was found lying on the road, bleeding, by a man who took him to hospital, where he died later.
The incident was raised in the Supreme Court on Thursday. Chief Justice of India NV Ramana said he had spoken to the Jharkhand High Court and asserted: "We are aware of the case and we will take care."
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The supposed accident of a judge in Jharkhand&rsquo;s Dhanbad has taken a chilling turn after CCTV footage from the scene revealed that a tempo driver deliberately ran him over during his morning walk.

After the Andhra Pradesh police identified the charred body found in a suitcase in Tirupati as that of Bhuvaneswari,&nbsp;an employee of an IT major in Hyderabad, her husband&nbsp;Maramreddy&nbsp;Sreekanth Reddy has emerged as a prime suspect with the discovery of a CCTV footage.&nbsp;Bhuvaneswari was missing&nbsp;and her&nbsp;charred body was found near the SVRR Government General Hospital&nbsp;five days ago.&nbsp;&nbsp;The couple lived in Tirupati with their 18-month-old daughter as Bhuvaneswari was working from home due to Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sreekanth Reddy, an engineer by education, was associated with an online organization that fights corruption. He has been unemployed for the last few months.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The&nbsp;CCTV footage shows Sreekanth bringing in a suitcase into their apartment complex, holding his daughter with one hand, and rolling the suitcase with the other. The police have sent samples for forensic examination. Every part of the body had been burnt except some bones and the skull.&nbsp;Sreekanth, who is absconding,&nbsp;is reported to have told relatives that his wife had died of Covid-19.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hyderabad techie's murder: husband prime suspect, CCTV shows him wheeling suitcase 'with her body inside' 

27-year-old software engineer's&nbsp;charred body was found near SVRR Government General Hospital&nbsp;five days ago. Police suspect her husband, who is on the run.&nbsp;

Hyderabad techie's murder: husband prime suspect, CCTV shows him with suitcase 'with her body inside' 

After the Andhra Pradesh police identified the charred body found in a suitcase in Tirupati as that of Bhuvaneswari,&nbsp;an employee of an IT major in Hyderabad, her husband&nbsp;Maramreddy&nbsp;Sreekanth Reddy has emerged as a prime suspect with the discovery of a CCTV footage. &nbsp; Bhuvaneswari was missing&nbsp;and her&nbsp;charred body was found near the SVRR Government General Hospital&nbsp;five days ago.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The couple lived in Tirupati with their 18-month-old daughter as Bhuvaneswari was working from home due to Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp; &nbsp; Sreekanth Reddy, an engineer by education, was associated with an online organization that fights corruption. He has been unemployed for the last few months.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The&nbsp;CCTV footage shows Sreekanth bringing in a suitcase into their apartment complex, holding his daughter with one hand, and rolling the suitcase with the other. The police have sent samples for forensic examination. Every part of the body had been burnt except some bones and the skull.&nbsp; Sreekanth, who is absconding,&nbsp;is reported to have told relatives that his wife had died of Covid-19.&nbsp;&nbsp;

27-year-old software engineer's&nbsp;charred body was found near&nbsp;SVRR Government General Hospital&nbsp;five days ago. Police suspect her husband, who is on the run.&nbsp;

After the Andhra Pradesh police identified the charred body found in a suitcase in Tirupati as that of Bhuvaneswari,&nbsp;an employee of an IT major in Hyderabad, her husband&nbsp;Maramreddy&nbsp;Sreekanth Reddy has emerged as a prime suspect with the discovery of a CCTV footage. &nbsp; Bhuvaneswari was missing&nbsp;and her&nbsp;charred body was found near the SVRR Government General Hospital&nbsp;five days ago.&nbsp;&nbsp; The couple lived in Tirupati with their 18-month-old daughter as Bhuvaneswari was working from home due to Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp; &nbsp; Sreekanth Reddy, an engineer by education, was associated with an online organization that fights corruption. He has been unemployed for the last few months.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The&nbsp;CCTV footage shows Sreekanth bringing in a suitcase into their apartment complex, holding his daughter with one hand, and rolling the suitcase with the other. The police have sent samples for forensic examination. Every part of the body had been burnt except some bones and the skull.&nbsp; Sreekanth, who is absconding,&nbsp;is reported to have told relatives that his wife had died of Covid-19.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Relatives of a woman, who died due to Covid-19 at a hospital in Maharashtra's Nagpur, vandalised the reception area and tried to set it on fire, on Sunday

Watch: Woman dies of Covid in Nagpur. relatives try to set hospital on fire

Watch: Woman dies of Covid. kin try to set hospital on fire 

Relatives of a woman, who died due to Covid-19 at a hospital in Maharashtra's Nagpur, vandalised the reception area and tried to set it on fire, on Sunday. CCTV footage from the hospital showed relatives of the deceased throwing computers and other stuff at the reception area. A little later, a person is seen spraying petrol and setting the reception area on fire. Hospital authorities extinguished fire soon after. Police said woman's husband argued with doctor &amp; later vandalised hospital's reception area with relatives' help. A case has been registered and 10 of the 11 accused have been arrested.

Relatives of a woman, who died due to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> at a hospital in Maharashtra's Nagpur, vandalised the reception area and tried to set it on fire, on Sunday.
CCTV footage from the hospital showed relatives of the deceased throwing computers and other stuff at the reception area. A little later, a person is seen spraying petrol and setting the reception area on fire.
Hospital authorities extinguished fire soon after. Police said woman's husband argued with doctor &amp; later vandalised hospital's reception area with relatives' help. A case has been registered and 10 of the 11 accused have been arrested.
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The petition has also sought directions to the investigating officers to secure CCTV footage as per Singh’s letter.

Petition before Bombay HC asking for independent probe in Anil Deshmukh case

A Mumbai-based lawyer Tuesday filed a criminal writ petition before the Bombay High Court seeking an investigation by the CBI or any other independent agency against Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh and former Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh.

Petition before Bombay HC asking for independent probe in Deshmukh case

Plea in Bombay HC wants probe against both&nbsp;Deshmukh&nbsp;&amp; Singh Petitioner asks HC to order securing of&nbsp;CCTV&nbsp;footage Petition after Singh&nbsp;accused&nbsp;Deshmukh&nbsp;of corruption

A criminal writ petition filed in the Bombay High Court is seeking an investigation by the CBI&nbsp;or any independent agency against Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh and former Mumbai Police Commissioner <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/deshmukh-asked-waze-to-collect-100-cr-from-bars-restaurants-each-month-parambir-singh-1616252038094" target="_blank" >Param Bir Singh</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The petition has also sought directions to the investigating officers to secure CCTV footage as per Singh&rsquo;s letter.
The former Mumbai police commissioner on Monday had moved the Supreme Court seeking a&nbsp;CBI probe into alleged malpractices by Deshmukh.
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The incident happened when a suspected IED exploded at Khoyathong Road near Sani Mandir around 9.20 am; security beefed up across the state capital

CCTV footage shows Kokrajhar district top cop Rajen Singh allegedly pulling out ACS officer Sailen Das from inside a hotel before ‘assaulting’ him in parking lot.




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