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BMC Tender Dispute Turns Violent; Contractors Stabbed In Matunga

BMC Tender Dispute Turns Violent; Contractors Stabbed In Matunga
BMC Tender Dispute Turns Violent In Matunga; Contractor Stabbed, Cross Attempt-To-Murder Cases Registered · freepressjournal.in

Two men got into a very serious fight outside a city government office in Mumbai, India.

The office, called the BMC's F/North Ward office, is in a neighborhood called Matunga and handles building and road work.

The men were upset over who should get a job to do flooring and concrete work in the area.

One man, a contractor, said he got a warning the day before telling him not to take the job.

He said four people then attacked him, stabbed his stomach, and hit him with a bottle.

He had a knife with him, and he chased the attackers, stabbing one man in the leg.

Both men were hurt and had to go to the hospital.

The police found two knives and filed very serious charges, called attempt-to-murder, against both men.

Now the police are trying to figure out who started the fight and why the knives got past the security check.

They are also checking security cameras and have put more police near the office.

Key facts

Location
Outside BMC F/North Ward office, Matunga, Mumbai
Date
August 3, 2026
Injured
Bhairu Padam Singh (43) and Ashish Sanjay Yadav (30)
Injuries
Abdominal stab wound; knife wound to the leg
Hospital
Sion Hospital
Alleged motive
Dispute over BMC F/North Ward flooring and concrete tender
Charges
Cross attempt-to-murder cases against both men
Evidence
Two knives seized; CCTV footage under review

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