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New Delhi: Man mowed down by bus

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:08 AM Sep 05, 2024 IST
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New Delhi: A 28-year-old man was run over by a school bus while he was crossing the road in Vasant Kunj. The victim, Manoj Kumar (28), was sporting earphones when the incident took place near Mahipalpur flyover on Tuesday. Bus driver Jasbir Dahiya (42) was held from the spot.

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15-year-old kills momo seller

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New Delhi: A 15-year-old boy was arrested for allegedly stabbing a momo seller to death in Preet Vihar to avenge his mother’s death. The incident occurred on Tuesday when Kapil (35) of Jagat Puri was admitted to Hedgewar Hospital with multiple stab wounds. However, he succumbed to his injuries. Kapil had been living alone after his wife recently left him and returned to Nepal. The boy had previously worked at Kapil’s momo shop alongside his mother, who died a month ago due to electrocution. The teenager blamed Kapil for her death. TNS

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