Mumbai: On Tuesday, a clash occurred between two groups at a vada-pav stall adjacent to the MHB Colony Police station in Borivli West, leading to four people suffering stab wounds. MHB Colony Police are presently filing cases against all the groups.
A confrontation happened at a vada-pav stand close to MHB Colony Police station in Borivli West. The event occurred on Tuesday. The conflict involved two groups. Four individuals suffered stab wounds. The MHB Colony Police are filing cases against each group. The wounded persons were transported to Babasaheb Ambedkar Hospital in Kandivli.
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A family of Yadavs runs the vada-pav stall. The family employed an assistant named Pavan Dubey at the stall because he was from their hometown. Eventually, Dubey left the job when he decided he didn't want to continue. A dispute emerged last week when a Yadav family member posted on Facebook a picture of a woman associated with Dubey. This angered Dubey, and he prompted the family to delete the post.
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The authorities were informed immediately, and the four injured persons were swiftly transported to Babasaheb Ambedkar Hospital in Kandivli. They underwent care and are currently safe.
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