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Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis stated that the Mira Bhayandar attacker was self-radicalized through online content and driven by the idea of committing 'Jihad'. He also addressed a controversy surrounding a book on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, calling the issue anti-social and insensitive. Investigations are underway to identify those behind the radicalization.

A man arrested for stabbing two security guards in Mira Road allegedly questioned their religion before the attack. The assailant, Zaib Zubair Ansari, asked one guard if he was Hindu and another to recite the 'kalma' before stabbing them. Authorities are investigating the incident as a 'lone wolf' attack, with the Chief Minister calling the attacker "self-radicalised."

A man who returned from the US in 2019 allegedly stabbed two security guards in Thane, Maharashtra, in a suspected religiously motivated attack. The accused, Zaib Zubair Ansari, was arrested within 90 minutes, and the state Anti-Terrorism Squad has taken over the investigation due to his background and recovered incriminating materials.

A 31-year-old man, Zaib Zubair Ansari, was arrested and remanded to ATS custody after allegedly attacking two security guards at a Mira Road construction site. The accused reportedly questioned the guards about their religion before stabbing them. Digital material allegedly showing Islamic State references was recovered from his residence.

Maharashtra ATS is investigating a knife attack on two security guards in Mira Road, allegedly by Zaib Zubair Ansari. A note found at his home referencing "lone wolf" attacks and the Islamic State has escalated the probe. Ansari, who lived alone and previously resided in the US, is being examined for potential self-radicalization following personal setbacks.

Tragedy struck Thane's mira bhayander as a devastating fire ripped through the Indralok slum colony on Friday night. The blaze, fueled by multiple LPG cylinder explosions, claimed three lives, leaving victims charred beyond recognition. Around 30 huts were destroyed in the inferno, with firefighters working for an hour to control the flames. The cause remains under investigation.

In Mira Road, the ATS is investigating a "lone wolf" attack where a man allegedly targeted two security guards based on their religion. The suspect, Zaib Zubair Ansari, reportedly asked one guard if he was Hindu before stabbing him, and then questioned another guard about reciting the 'kalma' before attacking him. The suspect was apprehended swiftly.

A viral video of a man in a disoriented state in Thane has been clarified by police. The individual was not under the influence of a 'zombie drug' but had overdosed on Pregabalin, a medicine for nerve pain. The man, a labourer from Nepal, admitted to consuming five tablets for intoxication.

Kashimira police apprehended a man and woman for a wedding scam, where the bride would abscond with valuables days after the ceremony. The duo, targeting divorced men over 40, were involved in five Maharashtra cases. The man posed as family to arrange marriages, with the woman then fleeing with cash and jewellery. They have been remanded in custody.

Deported Bangladeshis are repeatedly returning to Mumbai, with Rabiya Nasir Mulla caught for a second time after being sent back last August. Police are concerned about border security, as many deported individuals allegedly bribe officials to re-enter. Over 1,200 illegal immigrants were detained statewide in the last two years.

Despite a recovery rate of 84 per cent, the rising coronavirus deaths in the Mira-Bhayander region are a cause for worry, said health officials.

The mira bhayander Municipal Corporation (MBMC) has imposed restrictions on the timings of restaurants, bars, banquet halls and shops till March 31.

Some restrictions have been lifted in Mira-Bhayander till Friday with grocery shops allowed to be open for six hours.

Even as the demand for extending metro beyond Dahisar is growing among residents, the local unit of the Congress has undertaken a signature campaign to bring the line to the Mira-Bhayander region.