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- A 48-year-old delivery worker for Zepto died on September 17 after sustaining severe injuries in a July 29 hit-and-run collision near Mumbai University.
- Police have registered a case against an unidentified driver but have not yet made an arrest.
- The family of the deceased incurred significant debt to fund his intensive medical treatment.
- The investigation is ongoing as police seek CCTV footage to identify the vehicle involved.
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- Police efforts to identify the vehicle via CCTV footage
- Status of the arrest of the unidentified vehicle driver
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Reshma Chopdawala
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“I had sold my gold ornaments and even owe many people money to buy medicines for my husband’s treatment. Our 18-year-old daughter Zahra is yet to come to terms after losing her father. He was the sole bread-winner. I do not know what to do and whether I will get justice”
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…from relatives and friends to fund her husband’s treatment. He was administered two injections costing Rs 5,000 daily to revive his brain. The injections were provided only after his wife produced her Aadhaar card. “ I had sold my gold ornaments and even owe many people money to buy medicines for my husband’s treatment. Our 18-year-old daughter Zahra is yet to come to terms after losing her father. He was the sole bread-winner. I do not know what to do and whether I will get justice ,” an emotional Reshma told TOI. Reshma said every time she sold her ornaments to buy the expensive medicines. She said the complaint was filed late as she was busy running around for her husband’s treatment. She does…
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Named India · Mansoor Chopdawala · Mumbai · Santacruz · Zahra · Zepto · Bandra Kurla Complex Police · Parvesh · Reshma Chopdawala · Samreen Bagwan · Shabbir Bagwan
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