Archive · 18 Aug 2026
21-Year-Old Attacked Over Loan Dispute In Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
A young man was hurt very badly one night.
He lives in a town in India called Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
The man is 21 years old, and he had borrowed money from another man.
The two men argued about the loan and the money owed.
The young man gave back some money, but the argument continued.
The other man, who is 27 years old, got very angry.
He hit the young man with a belt and hurt his chest with a sharp object.
Neighbors saw what happened and rushed the injured man to a hospital.
The police have registered a case and are now investigating what happened.
A 21-year-old man was allegedly beaten with a belt and attacked with a sharp weapon in Chetananagar, Harsul, on the night of August 15.
The assault is said to have followed a dispute over a loan and interest between the victim, Prashik Subhash Salve, and the accused, Akshay Sopan Gaikwad.
Prashik reportedly handed over ₹15,400 to Akshay before a verbal argument escalated into the physical attack.
Prashik sustained serious injuries, including a chest wound, and was rushed to the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) by nearby residents.
Harsul police have registered a case against Akshay Sopan Gaikwad, with constable Nirmala Kolte conducting the investigation.
- Who
- Prashik Subhash Salve (21), the injured victim, and Akshay Sopan Gaikwad (27), the accused.
- What
- An assault with a belt and a sharp weapon following a dispute over a loan and interest.
- When
- The night of August 15.
- Where
- Chetananagar, Harsul, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
- Why
- The two men argued over repayment of a loan and interest after Prashik handed over ₹15,400.
- Victim
- Prashik Subhash Salve, 21, resident of Chetananagar
- Accused
- Akshay Sopan Gaikwad, 27, resident of Chetananagar
- Incident Location
- In front of a municipal school, Chetananagar, Harsul
- Date
- Night of August 15
- Amount Repaid
- ₹15,400
- Nature of Injuries
- Serious injuries, including a chest wound from a sharp weapon
- Hospital
- Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH)
- Police Station
- Harsul police station; investigation led by constable Nirmala Kolte