Archive · 4 Sep 2026
BJP Leader Dilip Kamble’s Cars Vandalised In Pune
Two cars belonging to BJP leader Dilip Kamble were damaged outside his home in Pune.
This happened while Kamble and his family were away.
The people involved allegedly used stones and bamboo sticks.
They also cut the wires connected to the home’s security cameras.
This meant the cameras did not record the incident.
Kamble believes the damage was planned because only his vehicles were targeted.
Police are checking cameras and other evidence from nearby areas.
They registered a complaint and said a suspect has been identified, while the investigation continues.
Two vehicles belonging to former Maharashtra minister Dilip Kamble were damaged outside his Ghorpadi residence.
The incident occurred between 8pm and 9pm on Wednesday while Kamble and his family were away.
Police said attackers allegedly used stones and bamboo sticks and cut the residence’s CCTV wires.
Kamble described the incident as a deliberate, possibly pre-planned attempt, saying he had no known personal dispute.
Mundhwa police registered a non-cognisable complaint and are investigating; police said a suspect has been identified.
- Who
- Former Maharashtra minister and BJP leader Dilip Kamble was affected; unidentified persons were initially named in the complaint.
- What
- Two vehicles were vandalised, and CCTV wires at Kamble’s residence were cut.
- When
- Between 8pm and 9pm on Wednesday; the damage was discovered when Kamble returned around 9pm.
- Where
- Outside Kamble’s residence in a housing society on BT Kawade Road, Ghorpadi, Pune.
- Why
- The motive is unknown. Kamble believes the incident was deliberate and pre-planned, while police are investigating.
Kamble’s Account
Police Investigation
Whether the attack was planned
Kamble’s Account
Dilip Kamble said the targeted damage and cut CCTV wires suggested a deliberate, pre-planned attempt to attack him.
Police Investigation
Police said the incident appeared selective because no other vehicle in the housing society was damaged, but they are still examining evidence to establish what happened.
Identity of those responsible
Kamble’s Account
Kamble said he did not know why he had been targeted and had no personal dispute with anyone.
Police Investigation
The complaint initially named unidentified persons, while a senior police inspector later said the accused had been identified and action would be taken according to the complaint.
- Location
- Ghorpadi, Pune, on BT Kawade Road
- Vehicles damaged
- Two vehicles belonging to Dilip Kamble
- Alleged weapons
- Stones and bamboo sticks
- Security evidence
- CCTV wires at the residence were cut
- Police station
- Mundhwa police station
- Complaint
- A non-cognisable complaint was registered against unidentified persons
- Investigation status
- Police said a suspect has been identified and further investigation is underway