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Mumbai Local Train Tragedy: MNS Rally In Thane Over Fatal Mishap That Killed 4 In Mumbra; Party Demands Accountability & Safety Reforms

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Thane: A day after four passengers lost their lives falling from an overcrowded local train near Mumbra station, the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) launched a protest rally on Tuesday against the railway administration, demanding urgent safety measures and the removal of platform stalls that allegedly contribute to chaotic congestion.

Led by MNS Thane District President Avinash Jadhav, hundreds of party workers marched from Gaondevi area to Thane railway station, shouting slogans against what they termed the ‘negligent and insensitive’ attitude of railway authorities. The demonstration was heavily guarded by police to prevent any law and order disruption.

Holding placards reading ‘Daily deaths, who’s responsible?’, ‘Administration is numb, government is blind,’ and ‘Give justice to the dead, punish the guilty’, the protesters expressed anger over the recurring tragedies on the suburban railway network.

The party highlighted that the curve near Mumbra station, where Monday’s fatal incident occurred, had already been flagged as dangerous three months ago by an MNS worker from Titwala. That worker reportedly lost a leg in a similar accident. “Despite repeated warnings, no action was taken,” said Jadhav, accusing the railway administration of criminal negligence, as quoted by Loksatta.

The protest also featured a sharp warning from MNS: “Remove stalls from railway platforms within eight days or we will take action ourselves.” Jadhav insisted that food and newspaper stalls on platforms severely hinder passenger movement, leading to stampedes and unsafe boarding conditions. “Do we need stalls on already overcrowded platforms, or do we need seating arrangements for senior citizens and the differently-abled?” he asked.

Calling for an overhaul of infrastructure and crowd management, MNS demanded proper cleanliness in station toilets, adequate facilities for commuters, and the deployment of crowd control measures during peak hours.

“Commuters buy return tickets every morning hoping to come back home to their families. But in today’s situation, there’s no guarantee of return. Why should anyone risk their life just to commute?” said Jadhav. “If this continues, people will stop buying return tickets because they won’t be sure they’ll return,” he added.

He concluded with a stern ultimatum: “If the administration does not remove stalls and improve safety, we know how to escalate this further. The railway system cannot keep failing the people every day.”

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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticizes Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis

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Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, while addressing a press conference after the cabinet meeting here today, termed the allegations of Lok Sabha opposition leader Rahul Gandhi against the Election Commission of India (EC) as baseless and said that Rahul Gandhi had not complained to the Election Commission regarding this but his cell had corresponded with the Election Commission regarding this. The Election Commission has sent a 60-page reply to all the objections, despite this, Rahul Gandhi is lying. His job is to lie. He said that Operation Sindoor is a source of pride for the country and cannot be questioned, but people are also questioning it. Several political leaders have different opinions on this. Someone hides something in the newspaper.

The Chief Minister said that the economy of 25 crore people has improved and they have risen above the poverty line. To say that some people have benefited is to say that some people earn a few paise more, but even the last person has got an opportunity. The country’s economy is developing rapidly. Devendra Fadnavis refused to say anything on Jayant Patil’s resignation from the responsibilities of the state president, but he did say this much that it is necessary to understand why Jayant Patil expressed his desire to resign from all responsibilities.

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Missing girl from Mahim recovered from Dharavi

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Mumbai: After searching for a missing girl in Mahim area, Mumbai Police handed her over to her parents. Complainant Sitara Mohammad Amin (33), who lives in Raheja slum under the limits of Mahim police station, said that her daughter had left the house to get milk for her brother and she did not reach home. Her mother searched for her everywhere and then the police suspected that someone had kidnapped her. After registering a case in this matter, the police started searching for the girl and two teams of Mahim and Shahu Nagar police were formed. On examining the CCTV footage, it was found that the girl had gone towards Dharavi. On this, the girl was recovered from Dharavi’s Badi Masjid and handed over to her parents. This action was taken under the guidance of senior officers including Additional Commissioner Vikram Deshmukh, DCP Ganesh Gawade.

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Cold war in Mahagathbandhan over Nitesh Rane’s statement, Shiv Sena complains about Rane to CM

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Mumbai: In the Maharashtra Cabinet meeting, the differences between Shinde and BJP became public when Shiv Sena ministers complained to the Chief Minister about Nitesh Rane on the issue of who is the father of whom and now once again such rumors have spread that all is not well between Shinde and BJP. In such a situation, a situation like cold war has arisen between BJP and Shiv Sena.

In the Maharashtra Cabinet meeting today, there was a heated debate between Shinde and BJP ministers on the issue of who is the father of whom and Shiv Sena Shinde Sena ministers have also complained about minister Nitesh Rane to the Chief Minister of the state Devendra Fadnavis, information has been received from sources.

While addressing a public meeting in Dharashiv Osmanabad, Nitesh Rane had said without naming anyone that the Chief Minister of the state Devendra Fadnavis is sitting on the chair. This thing also echoed among the Shiv Sena ministers, after which it started echoing in the cabinet meeting as well and the Shiv Sena ministers formally complained directly to the Chief Minister of Maharashtra in the cabinet meeting. Earlier, Shiv Sena leader Nilesh Rane had also advised Nitesh Rane to stay away from such statements and had also objected to such statements.

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