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Tensions erupted in Mira Road over goats kept in a housing society ahead of Bakri Eid. Following viral videos and an injury, authorities removed around 40-50 goats. Local residents and politicians emphasized the need for designated sacrifice sites, with a former MP calling for a ban on society premises. Leaders urged peaceful celebrations.

Tension erupted in Mira Road, Thane, as residents clashed over goats kept in a housing society for Bakrid sacrifices. The incident follows calls from Mumbai's mayor and BJP leaders for a ban on animal sacrifice in residential complexes. Muslim leaders warn such restrictions could heighten communal tensions.

Mumbai's BJP leaders are pushing for a ban on goat sacrifices in housing societies during Bakr Eid, despite the BMC previously permitting religious slaughter at designated spots. Muslim community leaders warn this could spark law and order issues, arguing it infringes on festival rights and that such a ban is impractical to enforce.

Tensions flared in Mira Road after a video of a policeman with a pig went viral amid a dispute over goats kept in a housing society for Bakrid. The municipal corporation removed the goats, and police maintained a heavy presence. Local leaders called for animal sacrifices only at designated sites, with some Hindu groups protesting with pigs.

In a surprising turn of events on Mira Road, a conflict sparked over the presence of goats brought into a housing society for Bakrid festivities, resulting in public demonstrations and police involvement. While the right to religious sacrifice is safeguarded by law, municipal regulations strictly prohibit the act within residential properties.

A dispute over housing goats for Bakrid rituals inside a Mira Road housing society escalated into protests and a bizarre pig-carrying incident. Objections arose over animal sacrifice within residential premises, leading to a standoff. Police intervened, and goats were eventually relocated to a designated municipal site, restoring order.

Seeks Revocation Of Suspension, Calls Charges False

The chief metropolitan magistrate (CMM) at Esplanade court has transferred a defamation case ag-ainst BJP leader kirit somaiya from a magistrate in Sewri court to another at Girgaum court.

Sewree Metropolitan court in Mumbai recently summoned Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader kirit somaiya for making alleged derogatory statements against NGO Earth founder Praveen Kalme and Maharashtra cabinet minister Jitendra Awahad.

Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader and Maharashtra Rural Development Minister Hasan Mushrif on Monday said he will file Rs 100 crore defamation suit against Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader kirit somaiya.

The city police’s Economic Offences Wing (EOW) has begun a preliminary enquiry (PE) into a complaint submitted by BJP leader kirit somaiya against Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Ravindra Waikar for constructing a luxury hotel in Jogeshwari in violation of its agreement with the BMC on land use.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Monday alleged that BJP's kirit somaiya and his son Neil have fled Mumbai and demanded a lookout notice in the INS Vikrant scam to stop them from fleeing the country.

A sessions court on Monday rejected BJP leader kirit somaiya’s anticipatory bail plea in the cheating case registered against him at Trombay police station earlier last week.

A Mumbai magistrate’s court has convicted UBT faction MP Sanjay Raut in a defamation case filed by Medha kirit somaiya, sentencing him to 15 days of simple imprisonment and ordering him to pay Rs 25,000 as compensation. Medha expressed satisfaction with the ruling and plans to use the compensation for her NGO's activities.

A month-and-a-half after Marathi news channel Lokshahi aired a video purportedly of BJP leader kirit somaiya in an allegedly intimate situation, Somaiya on Tuesday lodged a defamation complaint against the channel's editor Kamlesh Sutar and astrologer Anil Thatte.

Citing political rivalry, former BJP MP kirit somaiya and his son, BMC corporator Neil Somaiya, moved the sessions court on Friday to seek anticipatory bail in the cheating case registered against them at Trombay police station earlier last week.

A sessions court on Tuesday rejected the anticipatory bail plea of Neil Somaiya, son of BJP's kirit somaiya and a former BMC corporator, in the cheating case linked to a bid to turn navy ship Vikrant into a museum.

The city Economic Offences Wing (EOW), probing the FIR against BJP leader kirit somaiya and his son Neil of diversion of funds collected by them for their 'Save INS Vikrant' campaign, closed the case on Wednesday, saying 'no criminality' was established. The EOW filed a closure report (classified as 'C Summary') before the Esplanade court.

Two days after registration of an FIR for cheating against former BJP MP kirit somaiya and his son BMC corporator Neil Somaiya, the Trombay police have summoned both of them to appear at the police station to record their statements on April 9.