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Pakistani News Guest Compares Mumbai’s ‘Kela’ to Theirs, on TV

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Pakistani news anchor Alveena Agha could not hold back laughter on TV when her interviewee went in-depth to describe different types of bananas so as to highlight the country’s developmental problems. The interviewee, Khawaja Naveed Ahmed, compared Pakistan’s bananas to India’s, speaking in detail on how the latter is better in size and quality.

He stated that Mumbai’s bananas are big in size and if there are six of them in a room, the entire room would be fragrant. He also used hand gestures to explain the size of bananas in Dhaka and said that in Sindh, the bananas are the size of a finger. He said that the country needed better research to make proper use of the soil, at which point Agha burst into laughter.

In the clip shared on Twitter by Pakistani journalist Naila Inayat, Agha can be seen continuing to laugh as she speaks on the developmental issues. Seeing Agha laugh, Ahmed also partakes, but after the anchor requests him to finish making his point, he goes on to speak on how importing bananas from Dhaka might be a good idea for Pakistan as it would see much demand and sale.

Inayat captioned the video “And the winner is, Bombay” with a banana emoji. Her post has over 9,000 likes on the microblogging platform and evidently, the exchange between Agha and Ahmed amused many. Watch the video here.

 

Input: News One PK

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Navi Mumbai Police Seize Drugs Worth ₹1.10 Crore, Arrest Three in Pre-Dawn Raid

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In a major crackdown on drug trafficking and illegal immigration, the Navi Mumbai Police conducted a pre-dawn raid on Thursday, seizing narcotics worth Rs1.10 crore and arresting three African nationals.

Acting on directives from Commissioner of Police Milind Bharambe, the Anti-Narcotics Cell and Crime Branch launched a coordinated operation at 4:00 AM. The raid, led by Assistant Commissioner Bhausaheb Dhole and Inspector Sandeep Nigde, involved 125 police officers targeting 11 locations across the Commissionerate.

Authorities confiscated 118.48 grams of high-quality cocaine worth Rs59.24 lakh, 100.84 grams of MD powder valued at Rs50.42 lakh, and Rs43,500 in cash. A total of 35 African nationals were screened, and three individuals found in possession of narcotics were arrested under the NDPS Act at Ulwe Police Station.

Additionally, 11 individuals with expired visas and passports were served Leave India Notices, as part of the police’s intensified efforts against illegal immigration.

The Navi Mumbai Police have vowed to continue their crackdown on drug trafficking and unlawful activities, warning of strict action against offenders.

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Principal, Coordinator Booked For Detaining Kindergarten Student Over Pending Fees

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A case has been registered against the principal and a coordinator of Orchid International School, Seawoods, for allegedly detaining a five-year-old kindergarten student in the daycare center for four hours over a pending fee of Rs1,000.

The complaint was filed by the child’s father, who stated that on January 28, when he arrived to pick up his son at 12:30 PM, the boy was missing from the queue. Upon inquiry, the class teacher directed him to the school management. Principal Vaishali Solani then informed him that his son’s fees were pending and, as per school policy, he and another student were kept in the daycare center.

After paying Rs1,000 on the spot, the boy was finally handed over to his father around 1:00 PM. However, when the father requested CCTV footage to verify the incident, the school delayed providing it. Upon intervention from Belapur BJP MLA Manda Mhatre, the police commissioner was urged to take action.

The footage revealed that the child and another student were confined in the daycare center from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM and were not allowed to attend class. The father alleged that the school’s zonal head, Shreeya Shah, initially promised to terminate the principal but later withdrew the assurance.

Following the complaint, NRI Coastal police booked Solani and coordinator Deepti under Section 75 of the Juvenile Justice Act for cruelty to children. Authorities are investigating the matter further.

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One Arrested, One Absconding in Kharghar Road Rage Murder Case

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Navi Mumbai Crime Branch Apprehends One, Continues Manhunt for Second Accused.

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After a week of investigation, the Navi Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested one of the two accused involved in the Kharghar road rage case. The arrested suspect, identified as Rehan Shaikh (20), was caught in BKC on Monday night, while his accomplice, Faizan Shaikh (20), remains absconding. Both are residents of Nagpada and worked as delivery boys.

The incident took place on February 3, when IT professional Shivkumar Roshanlal Sharma (45) was attacked following a dispute over overtaking. According to police investigations, Sharma overtook the accused twice and allegedly spat at them, which led to a heated argument between them near Utsav Chowk. During the altercation, Sharma kicked one of the accused, after which the other suspect struck him multiple times on the head with a helmet.

Although Sharma did not appear seriously injured, he rode to Kharghar police station, reported the assault, and even shared a video of the incident before suddenly collapsing. He was rushed to the hospital, where he was declared dead.

The accused fled the scene, unaware of Sharma’s death, and later attended an event in Kharghar before returning home. Police tracked them down using CCTV footage, technical evidence, and informants.

Rehan Shaikh has been handed over to Kharghar police and was presented in Panvel court on Tuesday. Authorities are continuing their efforts to arrest Faizan Shaikh. The investigation was led by senior crime branch officers under the supervision of ACP Ajay Landge and DCP Amit Kale.

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