Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Mumbai Police File First FIR for Pigeon Feeding After Court Order
Two days after a court order, police in Mumbai are taking action against people who feed pigeons.
Someone was seen feeding pigeons at a feeding area called a kabootarkhana, and the police filed a report, or FIR, to investigate.
The police are trying to find the people who did this using the license plate of the bike they used.
The court had previously made a decision about pigeon feeding, and this incident violates that order.
Mumbai police filed an FIR against unknown persons for feeding pigeons.
The FIR was filed near L J Road in Mahim.
The incident occurred two days after a Bombay High Court directive.
Offenders were seen feeding pigeons at a kabootarkhana on a bike.
Police are using the bike's registration to track the accused.
- Who
- Mumbai police against unknown persons.
- What
- FIR filed against individuals for feeding pigeons after court order.
- When
- Friday, two days after the Bombay High Court directive.
- Where
- Near L J Road in Mahim, Mumbai.
- Why
- Violation of the Bombay High Court order regarding pigeon feeding.
Accused Feeders
Mumbai Police/Bombay High Court
Compliance vs. Violation
Accused Feeders
Unknown; Violated court order unknowingly or with dissent.
Mumbai Police/Bombay High Court
Focuses on compliance with court directive to prevent pigeon feeding
- Incident Location
- Kabootarkhana near L J Road, Mahim, Mumbai
- Action Taken
- FIR filed by Mumbai police
- Date of Incident
- Friday
- Court Order
- Bombay High Court directive on pigeon feeding
- Investigation Method
- Tracking the accused via the bike's registration number
