MUMBAI: Mehtab Alam (22), a native of Bihar who arrived in Mumbai only a few months ago, is one of the most critical victims of Monday's Kurla BEST bus accident that left seven dead and 42 injured. Doctors have informed his family that he might not survive.

Videos of drivers of wet-leased buses in Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) undertaking's fleet allegedly buying or drinking alcohol have gone viral on social media.

After a deadly bus accident in Mumbai, videos of BEST drivers stashing alcohol surfaced, prompting calls for stricter driver checks and breathalyser tests

A 55-year-old woman, Kaneez Fatima Ansari, tragically died in a Kurla bus accident on Monday. A disturbing video shows a helmeted man stealing her gol

Several BEST bus drivers were recently caught with alcohol. One driver bought liquor while on duty. Another was found with an open bottle. A security

The video shows a person removing the gold bangles of the woman as she lay motionless on the ground after the accident in Mumbai's Kurla, which left seven dead.

CCTV footage of fatal Mumbai BEST bus crash in Kurla reveals driver's actions, sparking discussions on driver training and safety measures.

The inside chaos of the BEST bus which had mowed down seven people in the Kurla area of Mumbai was captured on CCTV. In the CCTV footage, bus driver Sanjay More was seen picking up two backpacks from the cabin and jumping out from a window - which was broken - after the incident.

Regional Transport Officers confirmed that the bus involved in the Kurla accident had no technical faults. The accident claimed seven lives and injured 42.

The CCTV footage that went viral on social media starts by showing passengers panicking after the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) electric bus veered off course, striking pedestrians and vehicles in a crowded area.