CCTV cameras to be installed in all BMC-run schools

death, Azmi represented many accused in the 7/11 train blasts cases, Malegaon 2006 bomb blasts cases, the Aurangabad arms haul case, and the Ghatkopar blasts case. Hansal Mehta’s 2013 film Shahid’ starring Rajkummar Rao is based on the life and work of Azmi. The prosecution case is that Azmi was killed at the behest of gangster Chhota Rajan.

Civic body is also going to procure material for disabled students for 18 special schools of the BMC

First India Bureau Mumbai: To increase the security of students and teachers, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has decided to install CCTV cameras in all the civic bodyrun schools. For this, the BMC has appointed Project Management Consultant, who will oversee the work and Rs1 crore would be spent on the project.

The civic body is also going to procure material for disabled students for 18 special BMC schools. It is also conducting medical examinations of special- ly-abled students and various types of therapies will be given to them.

BMC will also provide necessary equipment like a stress relief squishy ball, space tunnel tent, pop-up crawl tunnel, jumbo ball pool with 100 soft colourful ball pits, hand and eye coordination, and wooden chairs for the institutions. The training will be given by the Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management.

In December 2022, BMC filed a memorandum of understanding with the education department to start skill development in all secondary schools of BMC. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde had directed BMC to implement skill training of the latest courses in demand, which would prove helpful to the youth to get jobs in their vicinity.

The civic body has proposed to commence skill development fields in electronics, artificial intelligence, fashion designing, coding, robotics, automobile, tourism and hospitality. It will also give training to 41,774 students of 249 BMC secondary schools.

The Infamous Cases

The High Court had stayed the trial in September 2022 after an accused Hasmukh Solanki, moved an application to transfer the case to another sessions judge.

A single bench of Justice P D Naik on February 7 vacated the stay order and rejected

Solanki’s plea seeking transfer of the case from the sessions judge in Mumbai, currently conducting the trial, to another sessions judge.

Solanki had alleged bias by the present judge.

Justice Naik in the order said he did not find sufficient material on record to conclude that the trial court was biased against Solanki.

“The material on record

25-year-old stabbed to death in Bandra by two brothers over ` 500 payment row

Mumbai (PTI): A 25-year-old man was stabbed to death by two brothers over non-payment of Rs500, in the suburb of Bandra, the police said on Friday. The event happened on Thursday night under a bridge near the Bandra railway station. The victim was identified as Nazim Iftikar Khan.

The two accused were familiar to him and were captured by the police. According to the official, Khan and the two accused resided at

Khan’s mobile phone was damaged by one of the accused persons, for which he demanded `1,000 wife Rs500 and promised to pay the rest of the money before midnight. is not sufficient to draw conclusion that the trial court is biased against Solanki and that he would not get a fair trial before the said court. No case is made out for transfer of trial,” HC said.

Azmi was lodged in Tihar jail for 7 years after being charged under the now-repealed TADA act for his alleged involvement in killing of politicians.

Stolen bag with jewellery worth `23.55 lakh recovered

Garib Nagar in Bandra (East). Khan’s mobile phone was damaged by one of the accused persons, for which he demanded Rs1,000 from him to get it repaired. The duo gave Rs500 to Khan’s wife and as -