A property dispute between a real estate and a pharmaceutical company in Mumbai led to a violent clash, resulting in 41 arrests after a security guard opened fire.
Property DisputeReal EstatePharmaceutical CompanyAgripadaMumbaiReal Estate MumbaiMay 18, 2025
The dispute was over a plot of land on Bapurao Jagtap Marg in Agripada, Mumbai, between a real estate company and a pharmaceutical company.
The security personnel of the two rival companies got into a dispute, which escalated when guards from the pharmaceutical company sprayed pepper spray and threw stones at the real estate company's guards. One of the bouncers then fired a round from a double-barrel gun.
A total of 41 persons from the security agency representing the pharmaceutical company were arrested.
An FIR was registered against the accused, and they were produced before the court and remanded to police custody for a day.
Yes, the real estate company had previously registered an FIR against the pharmaceutical company officials earlier this year after they refused to vacate the plot despite a court ruling in their favor.
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