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NewsCity Newsmumbai NewsPaid agents for fake Aadhaar, illegal Bangladeshis tell copsTrendingMumbai: "Sir, please don't send me back to Bangladesh. I have spentmore than 20 years in the city," 35-year-old Asia Akter implored officials after being caught while trying to take a flight from Mumbai airport to Dhaka to meet her mother this Feb.

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Mumbai's local train passengers endure extreme overcrowding, particularly during peak hours, making commuting a daily struggle. Despite efforts to improve services and infrastructure, the overwhelming number of commuters results in severe conditions, with passengers often forced to travel in unsafe and uncomfortable conditions. Railways are working on capacity enhancement projects to mitigate the situation. MUMBAI: There are Mumbai local trains.

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NewsCity Newsmumbai NewsKunal Kamra case: Cops issue 3rd notice; comedian slams summons to audience, calls it 'turning art into a crime scene'TrendingKhar police have recorded statements from individuals present when comedian Kunal Kamra's show was recorded, following Shiv Sena's FIR against Kamra for his 'Naya Bharat' video. Kamra has received police notices for questioning, while the audience members are also being summoned.

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Khar police visited comedian Kunal Kamra's Mahim home to investigate his remarks about Maharashtra deputy CM Eknath Shinde in a recent show. Kamra criticized this action as a waste of resources, and he currently resides in Puducherry. Police have begun recording statements from audience members. MUMBAI: Khar police on Monday visited stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra's Mahim home to find out if he was present there, to which he responded by posting a message on X saying it was a waste of time.

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Mumbai: A 20-year-old worker at a garment shop in Andheri died due to severe bleeding after being stabbed allegedly by a co-worker. The incident was a fallout of disagreement over fruit distribution during iftariSunday evening. A case of murder has been registered at Oshiwara police station against Jaffer Khan (22) for stabbing Kaif Shaikh to death. The police said they are looking for others who are suspected to have assisted Khan.