Three arrested for creating ruckus outside Maharashtra minister's residence while drunk
The three men were allegedly in an inebriated condition when they broke bottles and argued with the guards outside Shirsat's house.
Three individuals were apprehended for creating a disturbance outside the residence of Maharashtra's social justice minister and Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat while intoxicated, according to local authorities. The trio allegedly broke bottles and engaged in confrontations with the guards at Shirsat's house on Thursday night. Shirsat expressed frustration over the police's apparent lack of response, stating that he had to call the director general of police at midnight before any action was taken.
The arrested men, aged between 23 and 28, hold degrees in environmental sciences, cybersecurity, and pharmacy. They claimed they were attempting to inform the guards about "Officers of Special Duty" in Shirsat's pocket before the altercation occurred. Shirsat himself alleged that the police were not prioritizing crime reduction, citing a rise in violent incidents in the area.
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