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thane police have been directed by Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde to file an attempt to murder case against a cab driver. The driver allegedly assaulted an elderly man who objected to him spitting on the road. A video of the incident, showing the driver picking up a stone, went viral.

thane police swiftly solved the murder of a Mumbai tailor within 48 hours, arresting two men. The victim was killed over a Rs 3 lakh loan repayment dispute. A crucial clue was the manner in which the victim was tied, suggesting the killer's familiarity with fabric work.

A four-year-old boy in Thane tragically died from severe internal injuries after allegedly being beaten by his mother's live-in partner. Police arrested Shambhu Sharma after initial suspicions and a post-mortem confirmed the assault. Sharma reportedly confessed, and a murder case has been filed as investigators probe the motive and the mother's potential involvement.

Uttar Pradesh STF apprehended Ajay Ramavatar Pasi in Siddharthnagar, wanted by Maharashtra Police for a temple theft in Thane that sparked communal tensions. Pasi allegedly stole jewellery and cash from a Hanuman idol. The arrest, a result of strong interstate coordination, is expected to aid recovery efforts and prevent further escalation.

A notorious builder, Salman Dolare, wanted for constructing illegal buildings using forged documents, was apprehended hiding in a cupboard in Kalyan after evading authorities for two years. The arrest, a joint police operation, led to a crowd gathering and a case against four for obstruction. Investigations into a wider construction racket are expected to gain momentum.

A toddler's third birthday celebration turned into a nightmare when he unknowingly swallowed two metal pins hidden in chocolate decorations on his cake. The pins, used as scaffolding by the bakery, were lodged in his small intestine, causing 48 hours of terror for his family before passing naturally. The incident highlights the dangers of hidden objects in children's food.

Survivors and families of those killed in the June 9 railway tragedy say physical, emotional and financial hardships continue to haunt them a year later.

Two Nesco Ltd employees, arrested in a fatal drug overdose case at a music concert, have sought bail from the Bombay High Court. Their pleas argue that security was outsourced to a third party, absolving them and Nesco of responsibility. The incident involved the deaths of two concertgoers after consuming Ecstasy pills.

In a heartbreaking incident from Bhiwandi, Thane, 34-year-old Amruta Ajay Pimplekar reportedly ended her life after a domestic altercation that culminated in her consuming rat poison. Known for her struggles with marital disagreements, Amruta's final conflict on May 8 led to her heartbreaking decision. She tragically passed away on May 13 despite receiving medical attention.

Authorities in Thane district intercepted a tanker carrying 25,000 litres of diesel, valued at approximately Rs 24.5 lakh, for allegedly being transported illegally. The seizure occurred near Kharigaon toll naka on the Mumbai-Nashik Highway. Police have registered a case against eight individuals, including the tanker's owner and driver, as investigations into a potential black-market supply network are underway.