Nagpur: 2 Masked Men Open Fire At Congress Councillor Shubham Motghare’s House; Narrow Escape For Him & His Daughter - VIDEO
Panic gripped Maharashtra’s Nagpur after two unidentified assailants allegedly opened fire at the house of Congress councillor Shubham Motghare in the Wathoda area. The incident reportedly occurred on Tuesday night at around 12:30 am. Fortunately, no one was injured in the firing. However, the bullets reportedly damaged the window panes of the house. Visuals shared online show broken pieces of…
Two masked men fired upon the residence of Congress councillor Shubham Motghare in Nagpur's Wathoda area on Tuesday night, with no one being injured in the incident. The assailants reportedly entered through the balcony, with Motghare's daughter present nearby. CCTV footage captured the two suspects wearing face coverings arriving on a moped and opening fire before fleeing the scene.
Police are currently investigating the motive behind the attack and are examining the CCTV footage to identify the culprits. No suspects have been named at this stage. Shubham Motghare, an Indian National Congress representative, had recently won the 2026 Nagpur Municipal Corporation election from Ward No. 26 (Scheduled Caste), securing 15,302 votes against BJP candidate Meshram Dharmapal Nathuji's 13,324 votes.
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