A farmer in Pune was shot during a property dispute, leading to the arrest of two relatives. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in rural areas over land and property rights.
Property DisputeShootingPuneFarmerArrestReal Estate PuneAug 01, 2025
The shooting incident in Wadegaon was the result of a property dispute between Sushil Dore and Bhivraj Hargude. The conflict escalated when Sachin Dore, Sushil's cousin, tried to mediate and ended up firing a shot at Sushil.
Sachin Dore, a known criminal, was arrested on charges of attempted murder, and Bhivraj Hargude was arrested for abetting the crime.
Sushil Dore is currently stable and recovering in a private hospital after being shot in the stomach.
The police are working closely with the community to ensure that such incidents do not escalate in the future. They are also conducting thorough investigations to identify any other individuals involved in the dispute or the shooting.
The local administration is planning to organize awareness programs to educate the community about the legal and peaceful ways to resolve property disputes. They are also urging the community to report any suspicious activities and to seek legal assistance.
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