A heated land dispute between a real estate company and a pharmaceutical company in Agripada, Mumbai, turned violent when a security guard from the pharmaceutical company opened fire on rival guards. The incident led to 41 arrests and has raised concerns about property ownership and security protocols.
Land DisputeAgripadaReal EstatePharmaceutical CompanySecurity GuardsReal EstateMay 18, 2025

The main issue is a dispute over ownership of a plot of land on Bapurao Jagtap Marg near Jacob Circle in Agripada, Mumbai, between a real estate company and a pharmaceutical company.
The dispute escalated when security guards from the pharmaceutical company allegedly sprayed pepper spray and threw stones at the guards from the real estate company, leading to one of the guards firing a gun.
A total of 41 persons from the security agency representing the pharmaceutical company were arrested in connection with the incident.
An FIR was registered by the Agripada police, and the 41 accused were arrested and remanded to police custody. The real estate company had also registered an FIR earlier this year against the pharmaceutical company officials.
The Agripada police are continuing their investigation and are working to ensure that all parties comply with the court's directives to prevent any further incidents. Legal experts recommend seeking a mediated solution to resolve the dispute.

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