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- Protesters, including BJP workers and the family of 34-year-old Priyanka Satra, gathered outside Malad police station demanding the re-arrest of Krishna Chamankar, 70, who allegedly rammed his car into four vehicles in a crash that killed Satra and injured six others.
- Chamankar was released on bail by a magistrate court on Monday, days after Sunday night's crash.
- Protesters questioned why police did not invoke 'culpable homicide not amounting to murder' as was done in a similar Bandra crash the same day, and alleged the FIR understates the severity of the incident.
- BJP politician Kirit Somaiya has given police 24 hours to transfer the probe and investigate the officers involved.
What to watch next
- Whether Mumbai Police re-arrest Chamankar or invoke stronger charges like culpable homicide not amounting to murder
- Whether the probe is transferred from Malad police station as demanded by protesters
- Any inquiry into the investigating officer and senior inspector over alleged mishandling of the case
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