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Mumbai Crime: 3 Youths Arrested For Triple Riding, Performing Stunts And Flouting Traffic Rules Near CSMT | VIDEO
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· October 30, 2026
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Mumbai, October 30, 2026: Three youths landed in police custody after openly challenging traffic rules in Mumbai and claiming that no laws applied to them. The accused were identified as Mohammad Shakir Manihar (19), a student residing near Rathi Mehboob Subhani Masjid, Allanpur Chawl, Kurla (Wes...
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Key points The accused were identified as Mohammad Shakir Manihar (19), a student residing near Rathi Mehboob Subhani Masjid, Allanpur Chawl, Kurla (Wes... Mumbai, October 30, 2026: Three youths landed in police custody after openly challenging traffic rules in Mumbai and claiming that no laws applied to them.
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