Mumbai police intervened in a violent clash between two groups in Nagpada on the evening of January 29, stemming from a longstanding financial dispute. The altercation, which began around 7:30 pm, resulted in serious injuries to five individuals who are currently undergoing medical treatment in hospital.
According to police reports, one group consisted of seven members while the other had eight. Authorities quickly brought the situation under control and detained 13 people for questioning. Based on information obtained during interrogation, further arrests are underway.
The police have registered a case under Sections 190 and 191 of the Indian Penal Code, which relate to rioting, assault, and disturbing public peace. Both groups face charges as evidence indicates mutual involvement and reciprocal attacks during the confrontation. Officials have clarified that the incident was not spontaneous but the culmination of an ongoing feud connected to financial disagreements.
Investigation continues with detailed questioning of those held in custody to uncover the full facts and ensure strict action against the perpetrators. Security measures have been heightened in the area to prevent recurrence. The injured are reported to be in stable condition, although some remain under observation.
This episode took place in a sensitive part of Mumbai where minor disputes often escalate into violence. Police have appealed to residents to resolve conflicts through dialogue and legal channels to avoid such incidents. Further developments in the case are expected soon.