Nagpur Man Stabbed After Complaining About Car Noise
A 36-year-old man was attacked after he requested a driver to lower the volume of his car engine.
Suraj Ghuse was stabbed multiple times for objecting to loud car noise.
The incident occurred in Ranapratap Nagar on Wednesday.
Two suspects, Mangesh Thackeray and Ankit Chaudhary, have been identified.
In a shocking incident in Nagpur, a 36-year-old man named Suraj Ghuse was stabbed after he asked a driver to reduce the noise from his car engine. The attack took place on Wednesday near a square behind the Anusaya Mangal office in the Ranapratap Nagar area, where Ghuse was conversing with a friend.
According to police reports, the confrontation began when Ghuse, a resident of Ahilyanagar on Jaitala Road, objected to the loud noise generated by Mangesh Thackeray's vehicle. Thackeray allegedly reacted aggressively, refusing to comply with Ghuse's request, and threatened him with violence if he did not leave the area.
The situation escalated when Thackeray returned with his accomplice, Ankit Chaudhary. The two men confronted Ghuse again, and in a brutal attack, they used a sharp knife to stab him multiple times in the chest, stomach, and back. Following the assault, Ghuse was rushed to a private hospital for urgent medical care.
Police have since registered a case against Thackeray and Chaudhary, both of whom have been identified as local residents. Thackeray lives in Ekatmata Nagar, while Chaudhary resides behind the Anusaya Mangal office. Authorities are investigating the incident further to ensure justice is served.
This incident raises serious concerns about public safety and the consequences of minor disputes escalating into violent confrontations. The local community is urged to remain vigilant and report any similar incidents to the authorities to prevent further violence.
