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Two MBA students died from suspected ecstasy overdose at a Mumbai music show. Investigations reveal pills sourced from a major supplier, with three accused having financial ties to his wife. Police are probing the money trail and have arrested ten individuals, including a security guard. Custody of four accused extended.

A 22-year-old college student is the seventh arrest in a fatal drug overdose case involving two MBA students. Police are hunting for two more individuals linked to the supply chain after Snapchat evidence and financial transactions pointed to the latest suspect. Investigations suggest a larger drug racket may be operating at local events.

Police are investigating the deaths of two students from a suspected drug overdose at a Goregaon music concert. An individual suspected to be a link in the Ecstasy supply chain has been detained for questioning. Six arrests have already been made in connection with the case.

In a significant development, an anticipated international music festival in Mumbai has been called off due to safety concerns, following tragic incidents involving student fatalities allegedly linked to drug use at a separate concert. In response, municipal police are establishing dedicated units to tackle drug abuse, harassment, and theft in venues across the city's western suburbs.

The alleged mastermind behind a fatal drug overdose at a Mumbai music concert, Ayush Sahitya, was apprehended while attempting to flee to Goa. He was remanded to police custody along with two others. Authorities recovered Ecstasy pills, marking the first drug seizure in the case involving two student deaths and one hospitalization.

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An MBA student is in critical condition after a suspected ecstasy overdose at a techno concert, where two other students died. Police have arrested six individuals, including a real estate developer accused of supplying drugs via courier. The survivor had previously taken the same drug at another city event.

Two MBA students died of suspected drug overdose after attending a music concert in Goregaon, Mumbai. Police arrested two fellow students for allegedly providing ecstasy tablets and three concert organizers for negligence. An FIR has been registered under culpable homicide provisions.

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