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Wadala Firing Case: Two Suspects Reportedly Arrested Within an Hour; Two Pistols Seized

6 hours ago
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Mumbai: Mumbai Police have reportedly made a swift breakthrough in a firing incident near SIWS College on R. A. Kidwai Road in Wadala, with two suspects allegedly arrested within an hour of the incident.


Mumbai Wadala firing case near SIWS College, with police investigating the shooting and the reported seizure of two pistols and live ammunition.

According to preliminary reports, three rounds were allegedly fired at a young man by attackers who arrived in an Ola cab. The victim reportedly escaped without sustaining bullet injuries.


Wadala Firing Case Details:

Two pistols and live cartridge reportedly seized

In the ensuing police action, Antop Hill Police reportedly recovered two pistols, including a country-made firearm, along with one live cartridge. The seizure is expected to form part of the investigation into the shooting.


The operation was reportedly conducted under the supervision of DCP Anurag Jain and Senior Police Inspector Shivaji Pawde. Police personnel Kedar Umte and Gaurav Shinde were also named in reports for their roles in the action.


Case transferred to Matunga Police

The two suspects were reportedly handed over to Matunga Police for further investigation under Wadala Firing Case. Authorities are expected to establish the circumstances surrounding the firing, the alleged involvement of the suspects and the motive behind the attack.

The victim’s reported escape without bullet injuries meant that the incident did not result in a reported gunshot injury to him, despite the alleged firing of three rounds.


Investigation underway

The motive behind the incident remains unclear based on the information currently available. Further details about the suspects, the weapons allegedly recovered and the circumstances leading to the shooting will depend on official police statements and the progress of the investigation.


RD Global News will update this report as verified information becomes available. The arrests and seizure details should be treated as reported until confirmed by the relevant police authorities.

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