Archive · 8 Aug 2025
Pune Protests Over PMC Commissioner Residence Theft Allegations
Some people are upset because they think things were stolen from the house where the city's top official lives.
They went to the office of the current official to ask what happened, but it got heated and some people were kicked out.
The police are now involved.
The previous official is accused of taking some items, but says he didn't take anything that wasn't his.
The current official is investigating what happened to items like antique lamps and TVs.
MVA workers protested alleged theft of household items from the PMC commissioner's residence.
Commissioner Naval Kishore Ram ordered an inquiry into the reported disappearance of items.
MNS workers sought explanation from the commissioner, leading to a confrontation and their removal.
A case was filed against MNS leaders after they barged into the commissioner's office.
Former commissioner Rajendra Bhosale denied taking any household items from the residence.
- Who
- MVA workers, MNS leaders, PMC Commissioner Naval Kishore Ram, former Commissioner Rajendra Bhosale.
- What
- Protest and dispute over alleged theft of household items from the PMC commissioner's residence.
- When
- Protests occurred on Thursday, with events unfolding earlier in the week.
- Where
- Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) and commissioner's residence in Pune.
- Why
- To protest the alleged theft of household items and seek answers and accountability.
MVA/MNS
Rajendra Bhosale
Action
MVA/MNS
Demands investigation and action against Rajendra Bhosale.
Rajendra Bhosale
Opposes the actions of MNS leaders, police and PMC.
Accusations
MVA/MNS
Accuses Bhosale of theft of household items.
Rajendra Bhosale
Denies any wrongdoing or theft of items.
- Incident
- Protest and confrontation at PMC
- Location
- Pune, Maharashtra
- Accusation
- Theft of household items
- Involved Parties
- MVA, MNS, PMC officials
- Police Action
- Case filed against MNS leaders
- Former Commissioner
- Rajendra Bhosale
- Current Commissioner
- Naval Kishore Ram