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Former cop turned activist YP Singh is holding a press meet in Mumbai to show what he says is an 'expose' on how the Mumbai police helped actor Salman Khan's hit and run case drag on for 10 years. According to Mr Singh, other accident cases in Mumbai like the Nooriya Haveliwala case and the Alistair Pereira case were completed within two years.

Almost two years after NRI hairstylist Nooriya Haveliwala rammed her vehicle into five persons, killing two people, the Sessions Court yesterday convicted her for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, and for various offences under the Motor Vehicles Act and the IPC. She has been sentenced to five years in jail, and will be fined over Rs 9 lak...

Nooriya Haveliwala who killed two people while driving drunk in Mumbai has been sentenced to five years in prison.

Nooriya Haveliwala was released on bail on Sunday after the police failed to file the chargesheet in the drunk driving case within the stipulated 60-day period. The police are still helpless, as they are yet to get information on the drugs consumed by Nooriya.

Nooriya Haveliwala, who was in jail for allegedly killing two people in what's said to be an incident of drunken driving, has got bail.

Mumbai woman driver 27-year-old Nooriya Yusuf Haweliwala, who was arrested after her SUV hit into six people killing two including a policeman on January 30, was granted bail on surety of Rs 15,000 by a Mumbai court on Wednesday.

Police will question Nooriya Haveliwala's four friends and the pub management in this regard.

Nooriya Haveliwala, arrested for allegedly mowing down two persons and injuring four others, was remanded in judicial custody till February 18 on Friday.

City Police Commissioner D Sivanandan has asked his men to "voluntarily" contribute money to financially assist the family of Police Sub Inspector Dinanath Shinde.

Nooriya Haveliwala's family has rubbished Mumbai Police's claim that she was too drunk to drive.

The familes of those killed by 27-year-old beautician Nooriya Haveliwala's SUV in Mumbai on Saturday, want her to be given the harshest punishment, even death.

Mumbai police is awaiting medical reports of Nooriya Haveliwala, the 27-year-old woman who rammed her SUV into six people, killing two.

Former cop turned activist YP Singh is holding a press meet in Mumbai to show what he says is an 'expose' on how the Mumbai police helped actor Salman Khan's hit and run case drag on for 10 years. According to Mr Singh, other accident cases in Mumbai like the Nooriya Haveliwala case and the Alistair Pereira case were completed within two years.

Almost two years after NRI hairstylist Nooriya Haveliwala rammed her vehicle into five persons, killing two people, the Sessions Court yesterday convicted her for culpable homicide not amounting to murder, and for various offences under the Motor Vehicles Act and the IPC. She has been sentenced to five years in jail, and will be fined over Rs 9 lak...

Nooriya Haveliwala who killed two people while driving drunk in Mumbai has been sentenced to five years in prison.

Nooriya Haveliwala was released on bail on Sunday after the police failed to file the chargesheet in the drunk driving case within the stipulated 60-day period. The police are still helpless, as they are yet to get information on the drugs consumed by Nooriya.

Nooriya Haveliwala, who was in jail for allegedly killing two people in what's said to be an incident of drunken driving, has got bail.

Mumbai woman driver 27-year-old Nooriya Yusuf Haweliwala, who was arrested after her SUV hit into six people killing two including a policeman on January 30, was granted bail on surety of Rs 15,000 by a Mumbai court on Wednesday.

Police will question Nooriya Haveliwala's four friends and the pub management in this regard.

Nooriya Haveliwala, arrested for allegedly mowing down two persons and injuring four others, was remanded in judicial custody till February 18 on Friday.

City Police Commissioner D Sivanandan has asked his men to "voluntarily" contribute money to financially assist the family of Police Sub Inspector Dinanath Shinde.

Nooriya Haveliwala's family has rubbished Mumbai Police's claim that she was too drunk to drive.

The familes of those killed by 27-year-old beautician Nooriya Haveliwala's SUV in Mumbai on Saturday, want her to be given the harshest punishment, even death.

Mumbai police is awaiting medical reports of Nooriya Haveliwala, the 27-year-old woman who rammed her SUV into six people, killing two.