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Mob Assaults OBC Minister Atul Save’s Brother, Nephew
A group of people reportedly attacked two relatives of Minister Atul Save.
The incident began after an argument about a road.
It happened in Naigaon Khandewadi on Thursday the 10th.
Between 20 and 25 people were reportedly involved.
Ameya Save was badly hurt on his head and near his eye.
His father, Ajit Save, also suffered a serious head injury.
Ajit received eight stitches and was taken to a private hospital.
Police went to the village and started investigating.
The people accused of taking part had reportedly left the area.
A mob of 20 to 25 people allegedly assaulted Atul Save’s brother and nephew over a road dispute.
The incident occurred between noon and 1 p.m. on Thursday the 10th in Naigaon Khandewadi.
Ameya Ajit Save, 35, suffered serious head and eye-area injuries during the assault.
Ajit Moreshwar Save, 70, reportedly required eight stitches for a head wound and was shifted to a private hospital.
Bidkin police began recording statements, registering a case, and searching for the alleged assailants.
- Who
- Atul Save’s brother Ajit Moreshwar Save and nephew Ameya Ajit Save were assaulted by a mob reportedly numbering 20 to 25 people.
- What
- The two men were physically attacked after a dispute over a road.
- Where
- Naigaon Khandewadi, under Bidkin Police Station in Paithan taluka, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district.
- When
- Thursday the 10th, between 12 p.m. and 1 p.m.
- Why
- The assault reportedly followed an escalating dispute over a road.
Key facts
- Reported victims
- Ajit Moreshwar Save, 70, and Ameya Ajit Save, 35
- Reported assailants
- A mob of approximately 20 to 25 people
- Incident time
- Thursday the 10th, between noon and 1 p.m.
- Location
- Naigaon Khandewadi, Paithan taluka, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar district
- Injuries
- Ameya Save suffered head and eye-area injuries; Ajit Save sustained a head wound
- Medical treatment
- Ajit Save reportedly received eight stitches and was treated at a private hospital
- Police action
- Police recorded statements, began registering a case, and searched for the alleged assailants









