An NCP leader, Sanjay Jadhav, was brutally attacked in Maharashtra's Beed district, leading to a police investigation into the motives and assailants behind the violent incident.
Key Points
- NCP leader Sanjay Jadhav was attacked in Beed district, Maharashtra.
- The attack occurred in Govardhan Hiwara village by a group of unidentified assailants.
- Jadhav sustained serious injuries and is receiving hospital treatment.
- Police are investigating a possible link to a recent dispute involving Jadhav.
A Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader was attacked and injured by unidentified assailants in Maharashtra's Beed district, police said on Monday.
The incident occurred at Govardhan Hiwara village in Parli Vaijnath tehsil around 11.30 pm on Sunday, an official said.
Details Of The Attack On NCP Leader
He said that a group of five to six unidentified assailants attacked Sanjay Jadhav, the former vice-chairman of the Parli Vaijnath Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC), with machetes, leaving him seriously injured.
Jadhav sustained multiple injuries in the assault and is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital, the official said.
Investigation Into The Motives
Preliminary inquiries suggest that the assault may be linked to a recent dispute Jadhav had with a man in the village, he said, adding that efforts are underway to identify and trace the attackers.
