Archive · 6 Aug 2025
Case Filed Against Three for Threatening Cops Using Minister's Name
Three men in Nagpur are in trouble for allegedly threatening police officers.
They claimed to be friends with Maharashtra's revenue minister during an argument that was caught on video and shared online.
The police had gone to a friendship event because it was breaking rules.
The men got angry and started threatening the officers.
The police have filed a complaint against the men and are now looking for them.
The minister himself told the police to take strict action against them.
The case is based on breaking rules and interfering with police work.
A case has been registered against three men for allegedly threatening police officials.
The men claimed to know Maharashtra revenue minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule.
The incident occurred after a video of the heated exchange went viral on social media.
The men were allegedly violating conditions set by the police at a friendship event.
The accused are absconding.
- Who
- Vedant Chhabria, Ritesh Chandrashekhar Bhadade, and Akash Banmali Salam.
- What
- A case was registered against three men for allegedly threatening police officials.
- When
- The incident happened at a friendship event on August 3rd.
- Where
- Nagpur, India, at Eden Greens Lawn on Kamptee Road.
- Why
- The men threatened the officials after being confronted for violating police set conditions at an event.
- Accused
- Vedant Chhabria, Ritesh Chandrashekhar Bhadade, Akash Banmali Salam
- Charges
- BNS sections 293, 221, and 223
- Minister Involved
- Chandrashekhar Bawankule
- Event
- Friendship event
- Location
- Eden Greens Lawn on Kamptee Road, Nagpur
- Current Status
- Absconding