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Mumbai: Case registered against Maharashtra ministers Varsha Gaikwad, Aslam Shaikh for brandishing swords at public event

Updated on: 29 March,2022 11:44 AM IST  |  Mumbai
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Mumbai Police informed that the event took place to welcome the chairman of Congress' Minority Department Imran Pratapgarhi

Mumbai: Case registered against Maharashtra ministers Varsha Gaikwad, Aslam Shaikh for brandishing swords at public event

Varsha Gaikwad. File Photo

A case was registered against Maharashtra Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad, textiles minister Aslam Shaikh for allegedly brandishing swords at a public event in suburban Bandra, informed Mumbai Police on March 28. Police informed that the event took place to welcome the chairman of Congress' Minority Department Imran Pratapgarhi.


"A case registered against Maharashtra ministers Aslam Shaikh and Varsha Gaikwad at Bandra Police Station in Mumbai after they were seen brandishing swords at a public event to welcome the chairman of Congress' Minority Department Imran Pratapgarhi," police said. A case was registered against the ministers under Arms Act.


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