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The private Blueline buses’ killing spree is still going on in Delhi. On Saturday morning, a blueline bus killed one more person and injured two others at 8:30 AM. The incident happened near RK Puram when a bus of the route no 621, plying between...
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On Wednesday, Delhi’s Lieutenant-Governor Tejinder Khanna issued the order to rope in as many as 80 Indian Air Force officials and 20 Navy officials on Delhi...
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The blueline horror is unstoppable in Delhi even after taking more than 90 lives in the year till the date. In yet another accident, happened in Noida, a blueline bus...
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On Sunday morning, a Blueline bus again became killer vehicle when mowed into at least 20 people standing at an ‘unauthorised’ bus stop on Mathura Road in Delhi. It...
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