By Dheeraj Fartode A Christmas night party at Dabo Club ended in murder early Friday morning after a clash between two groups spiralled into a violent attack, leaving one man dead and another fighting for his life. The incident took place around 4 am near Pride Square, close to the club, within the limits of Sonegaon Police Station. Police said that both groups were inside the club but arrived at different times. The victims and their friends reached Dabo around 11.30 pm on Thursday, while the other group entered close to midnight. Trouble reportedly began inside the club when one of the accused identified as Mehul Mehul Rahate allegedly asked for the phone number of a woman who was with the victims. The woman came from Mumbai for the party. The remark was triggered a heated argument. Although the situation appeared to settle briefly, tensions flared up again once the groups stepped outside, said police. Fight starts in the club According to the police, a verbal alterc...
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| Duranto Express of Indian Railway |
Booty worth Rs 5 lakhs was stolen by tricksters abroad Chennai-Jaipur Express on Saturday. The three passengers, all women were deceived by gang of four who pocketed the ornaments and cash under guise of helping them. The complainant Anju Bisani (41), Chennai, was travelling in the train and was to detrain at Katol. She was travelling with her sister, Vibha Chandak and they were in B-2 bogie.
The theft as per the FIR occurred between Kalmeshwar and Katol when the sisters duo and their cousin, Neetu Bhutada, were planning to get down at next station. Neetu had boarded the train at Nagpur. Around four youth came forward and helped them arrange their luggage. The three sisters went to home and while checking the luggage found their ornaments missing, and then realised the trick played by helpful quartet.
The four had managed to cordon of the three in a way that they could not notice their luggage. The youth opened the luggage and removed necklace, gold bangles, ear rings, pearl necklace, pendant, cash of Rs. 10,000 in a red purse. A chain of thefts has occurred abroad trains and Government Railway Police (GRP) is grappling with the sudden increase in these incidents.

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