In a latest update in the Mumbai hit and run case, Amruta Nakhwa, daughter of Kaveri Nakhwa, broke down in an interview, pleading for justice after her mother's tragic death in a Worli hit-and-run. She passionately demanded the death penalty for accused Mihir Shah, emphasizing the pain her mother endured, witnessed firsthand during her hospitalization. Pradeep Nakhwa, the victim's husband, expressed frustration over the delay in Shah's arrest, questioning why Shah hid for three days if he was sober. He criticized the legal system, fearing Shah might get bail soon, feeling abandoned by politicians who only seek votes. Their anguish highlights systemic flaws and the desperate need for justice.

Think twice before swiping right! Mid-day's dating app scam expose has brought to the forefront one of the murkiest nexus between some young girls and a few Mumbai nightclubs who are implicating men to shell out hefty bills. Following the complaints by Mid-day readers, a sting operation conducted by Mid-day reporters Samiullah Khan and Shirish Vaktania has exposed manipulative techniques being used by nightclubs to bring business through a well-curated plan by their PR. In this episode of Mid-day explains, we bring to you what this expose is all about and went behind the scenes of this Mid-day sting operation.