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Prime Accused In Mumbai Billboard Collapse, That Killled 17, Granted Bail
A Mumbai court has granted bail to advertising firm director Bhavesh Bhinde, the prime accused in the case of a hoarding collapse in the Ghatkopar area here that claimed 17 lives in May this year.
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Mumbai Hoarding Crash: Firm Paid People Linked To Aide Of IPS Officer's Wife
The Special Investigation Team of Mumbai Police probing the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse case has found that advertising firm Ego Media allegedly transferred Rs 82 lakh to the bank accounts of some people linked to Arshad Khan
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Mumbai Hoarding Collapse: Chargesheet Flags Ignored Soft Soil Warning
An excavator operator had warned that the place in Mumbai's Ghatkopar where a 120 ft x120 ft hoarding was being planned had soft soil, but this was ignored. Sixteen months later, the massive billboard came crashing down during a storm
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Officer Suspended For Allowing Mumbai Hoarding Without Top Cop Approval
Maharashtra Government on Tuesday suspended IPS officer Quaiser Khalid for allowing a giant hoarding - whose collapse last month claimed 17 lives without the approval of the DGP office.
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Mumbai Police Summons Chief Municipal Officer In Hoarding Collapse Case
The Mumbai Crime Branch has summoned Gajanan Bellale, the chief BMC officer of the area of Ghatkopar East, in connection with the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse in Maharashtra.
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Maharashtra Authority Finds 60 Of 62 Ad Hoardings In Mumbai Lack Approval
A field survey conducted by the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) on its premises in Mumbai revealed that 60 out of 62 hoardings were installed without the necessary No Objection Certificate (NOC) from MHADA.
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Mumbai Collapsed Hoarding Was In Use 2 Months Before Stability Certificate Issued
The hoarding that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar area on May 13, killing 17 persons and injuring scores of others, was in use two months before a 'structural stability' certificate was obtained for it, police officials said on Friday.
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Engineer Who Gave Stability Certificate For Mumbai Billboard Arrested: Cops
A 47-year-old structural engineer was arrested on Thursday for allegedly giving a stability certificate for the hoarding that collapsed earlier this month killing 17 persons, an official said.
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Police Custody Of Mumbai Billboard Collapse Accused Extended Till May 29
A Mumbai court on Sunday extended till May 29 the police custody of Bhavesh Bhinde, director of the advertising firm which had installed a hoarding that collapsed in Ghatkopar area here and claimed 17 lives.
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After Mumbai Tragedy Kills 17, Eknath Shinde's Big Order On Illegal Hoardings
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Friday said he has directed the authorities to remove illegal hoardings in Mumbai and other parts of the state, and asked them to register cases against those responsible for such tragedies.
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100 Notices Against Bhavesh Bhinde, Mumbai Billboard Collapse Accused
Over 100 notices have been issued against Mumbai businessman Bhavesh Bhinde, whose company installed - illegally, city officials have claimed - the hoarding in Ghatkopar that collapsed last week, killing 16 people.
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Days After Mumbai Tragedy, Billboard Collapses Outside Pune Wedding Hall
A horse was injured and a few vehicles were damaged after a hoarding collapsed in Maharashtra's Pune city on Saturday evening, the police said.
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Mumbai Police's Secret Operation To Catch Billboard Collapse Accused
Mumbai billboard collapse: At the heart of the tragic billboard collapse in Mumbai, which claimed 16 lives, was an advertising agency, Ego Media Pvt Ltd, that had installed the fateful structure.
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Man Behind Billboard Collapse, Arrested From Udaipur, Brought To Mumbai
Bhavesh Bhinde, a businessman whose company was responsible for installing the billboard that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar, was arrested from Rajasthan's Udaipur last night, was brought to Mumbai this morning where he will be presented in a court.
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After Mumbai Tragedy, Chennai Cracks Down On Illegal Billboards
The Greater Chennai Corporation has removed 460 hoardings in a crackdown on unauthorised and illegal hoardings following the tragic fall of a large hoarding in Mumbai that killed 14 people at a petrol station.
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Prime Accused In Mumbai Billboard Collapse, That Killled 17, Granted Bail
A Mumbai court has granted bail to advertising firm director Bhavesh Bhinde, the prime accused in the case of a hoarding collapse in the Ghatkopar area here that claimed 17 lives in May this year.
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Mumbai Hoarding Crash: Firm Paid People Linked To Aide Of IPS Officer's Wife
The Special Investigation Team of Mumbai Police probing the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse case has found that advertising firm Ego Media allegedly transferred Rs 82 lakh to the bank accounts of some people linked to Arshad Khan
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Mumbai Hoarding Collapse: Chargesheet Flags Ignored Soft Soil Warning
An excavator operator had warned that the place in Mumbai's Ghatkopar where a 120 ft x120 ft hoarding was being planned had soft soil, but this was ignored. Sixteen months later, the massive billboard came crashing down during a storm
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Officer Suspended For Allowing Mumbai Hoarding Without Top Cop Approval
Maharashtra Government on Tuesday suspended IPS officer Quaiser Khalid for allowing a giant hoarding - whose collapse last month claimed 17 lives without the approval of the DGP office.
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Mumbai Police Summons Chief Municipal Officer In Hoarding Collapse Case
The Mumbai Crime Branch has summoned Gajanan Bellale, the chief BMC officer of the area of Ghatkopar East, in connection with the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse in Maharashtra.
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Maharashtra Authority Finds 60 Of 62 Ad Hoardings In Mumbai Lack Approval
A field survey conducted by the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) on its premises in Mumbai revealed that 60 out of 62 hoardings were installed without the necessary No Objection Certificate (NOC) from MHADA.
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Mumbai Collapsed Hoarding Was In Use 2 Months Before Stability Certificate Issued
The hoarding that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar area on May 13, killing 17 persons and injuring scores of others, was in use two months before a 'structural stability' certificate was obtained for it, police officials said on Friday.
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Engineer Who Gave Stability Certificate For Mumbai Billboard Arrested: Cops
A 47-year-old structural engineer was arrested on Thursday for allegedly giving a stability certificate for the hoarding that collapsed earlier this month killing 17 persons, an official said.
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Police Custody Of Mumbai Billboard Collapse Accused Extended Till May 29
A Mumbai court on Sunday extended till May 29 the police custody of Bhavesh Bhinde, director of the advertising firm which had installed a hoarding that collapsed in Ghatkopar area here and claimed 17 lives.
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After Mumbai Tragedy Kills 17, Eknath Shinde's Big Order On Illegal Hoardings
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Friday said he has directed the authorities to remove illegal hoardings in Mumbai and other parts of the state, and asked them to register cases against those responsible for such tragedies.
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100 Notices Against Bhavesh Bhinde, Mumbai Billboard Collapse Accused
Over 100 notices have been issued against Mumbai businessman Bhavesh Bhinde, whose company installed - illegally, city officials have claimed - the hoarding in Ghatkopar that collapsed last week, killing 16 people.
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Days After Mumbai Tragedy, Billboard Collapses Outside Pune Wedding Hall
A horse was injured and a few vehicles were damaged after a hoarding collapsed in Maharashtra's Pune city on Saturday evening, the police said.
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Mumbai Police's Secret Operation To Catch Billboard Collapse Accused
Mumbai billboard collapse: At the heart of the tragic billboard collapse in Mumbai, which claimed 16 lives, was an advertising agency, Ego Media Pvt Ltd, that had installed the fateful structure.
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Man Behind Billboard Collapse, Arrested From Udaipur, Brought To Mumbai
Bhavesh Bhinde, a businessman whose company was responsible for installing the billboard that collapsed in Mumbai's Ghatkopar, was arrested from Rajasthan's Udaipur last night, was brought to Mumbai this morning where he will be presented in a court.
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After Mumbai Tragedy, Chennai Cracks Down On Illegal Billboards
The Greater Chennai Corporation has removed 460 hoardings in a crackdown on unauthorised and illegal hoardings following the tragic fall of a large hoarding in Mumbai that killed 14 people at a petrol station.
