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Mediator killed in parking dispute, six including uncle-nephew booked in Solapur
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News18•03-10-2026, 10:25
Mediator killed in parking dispute, six including uncle-nephew booked in Solapur
- •Nagnath Machhindra Jadhav (41) was brutally murdered with a knife and sickle while mediating a car parking dispute in Tembhurni, Solapur.
- •The incident occurred when Jadhav intervened in an argument between Raj Kadam and Saddam Patwari over parking space.
- •Accused individuals assaulted Jadhav with kicks and punches, then stabbed him in the back and thigh, leading to his death during treatment.
- •Mahesh Machhindra Jadhav, the deceased's brother, filed a complaint, and a case has been registered against six people, including an uncle and nephew.
- •Two suspects, Ranjit Vilas Pawar and Pratik Nagnath Bagwale, have been arrested by the police, and further investigation is underway.
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The fatal incident began as a quarrel over car parking space in front of a house in Nalewasti, Tembhurni. When 41-year-old Nagnath Machhindra Jadhav intervened to resolve the dispute, the suspects turned on him, severely assaulting and stabbing him.
A formal complaint was filed with the Tembhurni police against six individuals, including an uncle and a nephew. Two of the suspected accused, Ranjit Vilas Pawar and Pratik Nagnath Bagwale, were subsequently arrested by the police.
The victim was severely stabbed in the back and thigh with a knife and a sickle during the assault. After being initially admitted to a private hospital in Tembhurni, he was shifted to Akluj for further medical care where he tragically died while undergoing treatment.
