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Mumbai local train stabbing: Accused claims real 'killer' fled, says he was a bystander

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TOI MumbaiNovember 10, 20261 min read
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Mumbai local train stabbing: Accused claims real 'killer' fled, says he was a bystander

Roshan Suvarna, accused of stabbing Mayank Lohar, claims he was a bystander trying to stop a fight. Lohar's family argues that releasing Suvarna would endanger their safety and hinder the prosecution. The incident occurred in a moving train due to a quarrel over rainwater. Suvarna's defense states there is no motive or premeditation in the case against him. The court will hear th

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