Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Ulhasnagar Police File FIRs Against Ganpati Mandal
In Ulhasnagar, India, the police have taken action against two groups that organized celebrations for the Hindu festival Ganpati.
These groups, called mandals, are accused of breaking the rules.
They held processions with loud music and caused traffic problems without getting permission first.
The police have filed official reports, or FIRs, against them.
Now, the organizers will be asked to explain what happened, and the police will decide if they need to go to court.
Ulhasnagar Police filed FIRs against two Ganpati Mandal organizers.
Organizers allegedly violated noise pollution and traffic regulations.
Processions were conducted without prior police permission.
Vighnaharta Ganesh Mandal and Seven Star Ganesh Mandal were named in the FIRs.
Police will record statements and file a chargesheet.
- Who
- Ulhasnagar Police and organizers of Vighnaharta Ganesh Mandal and Seven Star Ganesh Mandal.
- What
- FIRs filed against Ganpati Mandal organizers for violating noise and traffic regulations.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Ulhasnagar, India
- Why
- Organizers did not obtain police permission and violated noise and traffic norms.
Ganpati Mandal Organizers
Ulhasnagar Police
Intent and Responsibility
Ganpati Mandal Organizers
The organizers may claim that the violations were unintentional or that they believed they had permission.
Ulhasnagar Police
Police will argue that the organizers knowingly broke the law and caused disruptions.
- Police Action
- Registered two FIRs
- Violations
- Noise pollution, traffic regulations
- Mandals Involved
- Vighnaharta Ganesh Mandal, Seven Star Ganesh Mandal
- Location
- Ulhasnagar
- Next Steps
- Statements recorded, chargesheet filed