Archive · 7 Aug 2025
MNS Workers Disrupt PMC Meeting, Demand Inquiry into Missing Items
Some people from a political group stormed into the Pune city leader's office while he was in a meeting.
They wanted to know about items that went missing from the city leader's house.
The city leader said he didn't know about the missing items and has asked for an investigation.
The city plans to file a police complaint against the group.
The police are making a case because of the group's actions.
MNS workers barged into the Pune Municipal Commissioner's office during a meeting.
The MNS demanded an inquiry into missing items from the official bungalow.
The PMC decided to file a police complaint against the MNS workers.
The municipal commissioner stated he was unaware of items missing and sought an inquiry.
The police are in the process of registering an offence against the MNS workers.
- Who
- MNS workers, led by Kishore Shinde; Pune Municipal Commissioner Naval Kishore Ram.
- What
- MNS workers barging into the Pune Municipal Commissioner's office and demanding an enquiry.
- When
- Wednesday, the day of the incident.
- Where
- Pune Municipal Commissioner's office in Pune, India.
- Why
- To demand an inquiry into alleged missing items from the Municipal Commissioner's official bungalow.
MNS
PMC
Response to Missing Items
MNS
Demanded an inquiry into missing items.
PMC
Disrupting office meeting.
- Incident
- MNS workers barging into PMC office
- Location
- Pune Municipal Commissioner's office
- Involved Parties
- MNS workers, PMC, Pune Police
- Action
- PMC to file police complaint
- Police Action
- Registering offence under BNS Section 132
