Mumbai hostage standoff: How 2-hour talks ended in Rohit Aarrya’s death, police say he appeared calm; legal experts demand probe | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: Police spent nearly two hours trying to negotiate with the captor, Rohit Aarrya, and gauge his demands, but he refused to cooperate, even after one of the girls’ parents said she suffered from seizures, cops said. An official said he appeared calm when police spoke to him.City police chief Deven Bharti maintained that Aarrya…

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‘Let’s Change’ programme, Rs 2 crore dues, moral demands: Why Rohit Aarrya pulled off Mumbai hostage showdown | Mumbai News

Rohit Arya, dead body arrival at JJ Hospital in Mumbai. Photo by Imtiyaz Shaikh MUMBAI: For three tense hours on Thursday afternoon, Rohit Aarrya held 17 children, a 75-year-old grandmother, and a studio staffer hostage inside a Powai recording studio.By evening, the standoff ended in gunfire — the children were rescued, and Aarrya lay dead.But…

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Mumbai scare: Powai studio hostage timeline — How police saved children from captor Rohit Aarrya | Mumbai News

A tense hostage situation in Powai concluded with police fatally shooting Rohit Aarrya after he held children captive during auditions. Negotiations failed, prompting officers to fire in self-defense. The children were safely rescued, and Aarrya’s motives are under investigation, with possible links to past political grievances. MUMBAI: In a high-stakes Powai hostage crisis, police successfully…

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‘I gave him money’: Ex-minister Deepak Kesarkar on Mumbai hostage accused Rohit Aarrya’s Rs 2 crore claim | Mumbai News

‘Gave Rohit Aarrya money as help when I was education minister’ MUMBAI: Shiv Sena MLA and former school education minister Deepak Kesarkar said on Thursday he personally donated money to Swachhta Monitor scheme operator Rohit Aarrya via cheque when he was school education minister as he sympathised with him. The MLA said Aarrya’s Swachhta Monitor…

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Fright Night Fever grips Mumbai! | Mumbai News

Mumbaikars are embracing Halloween with a blend of ghoulish glam and desi style. Youngsters are showcasing creative costumes inspired by iconic characters like Manjulika, Harley Quinn, Wednesday Addams, and the Joker. From ghostly makeup to edgy monochrome looks, the city is ready to serve scares and turn heads at spooky parties. It’s officially fright night,…

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