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Maharashtra: 96 Bus Depots Shut Down As MSRTC Strike Intensifies; Marathwada & Khandesh Worst Hit

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Maharashtra: 96 Bus Depots Shut Down As MSRTC Strike Intensifies; Marathwada & Khandesh Worst Hit

By Wednesday noon, the ongoing strike by the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) workers had spread to more than 33 additional bus depots, causing significant disruptions across the state. Out of the 251 MSRTC bus depots in Maharashtra, 96 are now completely shut down, 82 are partially operational, and only 73 depots continue to function fully.

Strike Hits Marathwada & Khandesh Regions

The strike has hit the Marathwada and Khandesh regions particularly hard, with 26 depots in Marathwada and 32 in Khandesh fully closed. A leader of the striking workers’ union indicated that they are in discussions with workers at other depots and predicted that operations would cease at several more locations by evening.

Despite the widespread disruptions, the electric Shivneri bus service on the Mumbai-Pune route remains unaffected, as these buses operate on a wet lease and are not impacted by the strike.

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Arrest of drug smugglers in Mumbai

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Mumbai: Mumbai Anti-Narcotics Cell has arrested three drug smugglers in a major operation against drugs and claimed to have seized MD worth more than Rs 2 crore. Ghatkopar Unit ANC arrested a suspected drug smuggler in Mumbai Ghatkopar. 257 grams of MD was also seized from him. Along with this, his second accomplice was also arrested and the third was arrested from Andheri. 605 grams of MD was seized from him. A total of 1.27 kg of MD has been seized, which is said to be worth Rs 2.03 crore. The action against drug smugglers was led by Mumbai Police Commissioner Deven Bharti. This action was taken by DCP Anti-Narcotics Cell. Mumbai Police has now intensified the action against drug smugglers.

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Thrill over suicide of Sathe College student in Vile Parle

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Mumbai: A tragic incident took place at Sathe College in Vile Parle, Mumbai, where 21-year-old student Sindhiya Pathak died after falling from the third floor of the college building. While the college administration claims that it is a case of suicide, the family has expressed doubts over it. The police have started investigation and are examining CCTV footage to find out the circumstances surrounding the incident. The Vile Parle police have registered a case of ADR accidental death. A 21-year-old girl committed suicide by jumping from the third floor of Sathe College at around 7:10 am. She was rushed to the hospital, but was declared dead during treatment. Initial investigation has revealed that she committed suicide due to personal reasons. Further investigation is underway.

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Nilesh Rane advised his brother Nitesh Rane to refrain from controversial statement

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Mumbai: Everything between the BJP and Shinde Sena in Mumbai Maharashtra is not good. The Cold War has started in BJP leader and minister Nitesh Rane and Nilesh Rane. Nitesh Rane made a controversial statement in the rally in Usmanabad, after which the debate began on whom, whose father, Nilesh Rane advised his brother Nitesh Rane to refrain from a controversial statement, and then Nitesh responded to him while commenting. After that, Nilesh Rane had deleted X’s post deleted. Now Nitesh Rane has appealed to the X -Dharma to be closed on a friendly principle. Nitesh Rane has said on the X that dear Nilesh ji you advised Mahayati Dharma Plan a few days ago, but it is not right to threaten your friend’s ally party workers right now, you are part of Mahayati, so it is important to take special care, now it is interesting to respond to this message. Rane has also shared a message on X in which the BJP worker has been threatened, and this message of social media has now led to a cold war in Rane Brother.

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