In a disturbing incident that unfolded at a Lord Ganesh pandal in the Thane district of Maharashtra, a 30-year-old man identified as Kunal Ingle has been accused of attacking two individuals with an iron rod. The incident, which transpired, prompted the local police to register a formal case against the alleged perpetrator.
According to an official statement, Kunal Ingle was reportedly under the influence of alcohol during the incident, although he has yet to be apprehended by law enforcement. The altercation began as decoration work was underway at the pandal, where Ingle engaged in a heated quarrel with two other men. This dispute escalated to violence, resulting in Ingle wielding an iron rod as his weapon of choice against his adversaries.
The police have responded promptly to the situation, filing charges against Kunal Ingle under sections 324 and 506 of the Indian Penal Code. Section 324 pertains to “voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means,” while section 506 deals with the “punishment for criminal intimidation.”
The authorities are actively investigating the matter, and it is anticipated that legal action will be taken against Ingle for his alleged involvement in the attack. As the case unfolds, further details will emerge, shedding light on the motive behind this distressing incident at the Ganesh pandal.