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BJPs Mohit Kamboj criticizes Mumbai Police for investigating at MVAs request

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In the issue of the alleged attack on former Lok Sabha MP Kirit Somaiya, BJP leader Mohit Kamboj accused the Mumbai Police of acting at the behest of the MVA-led Maharashtra government on Tuesday. In a press conference, Bharatiya urged that the attack on Somaiya, which occurred during the boiling Hanuman Chalisa dispute, should be investigated by a high-level commission. He was speaking to the press outside the Khar police station, where Somaiya was making his on-camera testimony regarding the incident.

Mohit Kamboj, talking to the media about the investigation into the attack on BJP leader Somaiya, blasted the state’s law-and-order condition. Bharatiya said that the police deleted the word “attempt to murder” from the charge submitted by Somaiya, accusing them of acting for the MVA government’s interests. “The attack on Kirit Somaiya should be investigated by a high-level body,” Bharatiya added.

“Mumbai Police is acting on the MVA government’s orders.” The law and order scenario has been thrown into chaos. The assailants were not retaliated against. “Policing is being compromised here,” the BJP leader remarked. Bharatiya also launched an assault on the police, claiming that they are taking no action against Somaiya’s assailants. “The manner he (Kirit Somaiya) was attacked but no FIR was registered, it was an attempted murder and no FIR was filed.” From outside the Khar police station, the BJP leader added, “No action was done against the perpetrator.”

Bharatiya said the police were discriminating in their actions when talking to sources from outside the venue. “Those who caused a commotion outside Sharad Pawar’s home were arrested right away. Those who smashed the barriers outside Navneet and Ravi Rana’s residence, however, were not prosecuted. The accused have been released on bail, according to the BJP leader. Somaiya made the statements while providing an on-camera complaint to Khar police about the incident, which left him with a slight injury.

Kirit Somaiya makes a police report in response to a fraudulent police report.

Somaiya filed a complaint at the Khar Police Station on Tuesday, alleging that a fraudulent FIR was filed in his name, which he had not signed. Kirit Somaiya’s car was vandalized on his way home from seeing arrested independent MP Navneet Rana and her MLA spouse Ravi Rana at the police station. “A phony FIR was lodged against me by the Bandra Police Station, and Mumbai CP Sanjay Pandey initiated action against me based on that fake FIR. Without my signature, how can the Mumbai CP file an FIR? “After filing a new FIR at the Khar Police Station, the BJP leader stated.

“On the orders of CM Uddhav Thackeray, Mumbai CP Sanjay Pandey did not submit my FIR. I filed a complaint against police officers who filed a false FIR in my name in connection with the Khar incident “, stated Kirit Somaiya.

Kirit Somaiya claims Shiv Sena thugs attacked him.

On Saturday, the Shiv Sena allegedly attempted to murder Somaiya in the sight of police officers. He further alleged that outside the Khar Police Station in Mumbai, “100 thugs” from the governing party hurled stones at his car, injuring him. Somaiya was arrested when Independent Amravati MP Navneet Rana and her husband, MLA Ravi Rana, were arrested at the Khar Police Station. The Ranas were apprehended earlier in the day, only hours after canceling a planned recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa at CM Uddhav Thackeray’s private mansion.

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Over 1,200 Residents Screened in NMMC’s Latest Cancer Awareness Drive

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Navi Mumbai Civic Body Bridges the Healthcare Gap with Free Screenings and Follow-up Care Across Local Centers.

The Drive

In a major boost to public health, 1,292 citizens were screened during a free cancer detection drive conducted across various health centers by the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC).

The initiative focused on early detection for common cancers including oral, breast, and cervical cancers giving local residents access to crucial preventive care close to home. Medical teams set up diagnostic stations at Urban Primary Health Centers (UPHCs) to ensure seamless access, particularly for working-class and middle-income families.

Beyond basic checkups, civic health teams provided guidance on early warning signs, lifestyle risks, and the importance of routine health monitoring. Citizens identified with potential symptoms received direct referrals to municipal hospitals for further testing and subsidized follow-up treatment.

Community health drives play an essential role in saving lives by catching illnesses before they progress. By making preventive care accessible to all, NMMC continues to strengthen healthcare infrastructure across the city.

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Nerul Women Gather for Vibrant Nag Panchami Festivities

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Community comes together in Kukshet Village to honor Maharashtrian heritage with folk games, music, and local camaraderie.

Celebrating Tradition

Highlighting the rich cultural fabric of the region, women across Nerul gathered at the Shri Vitthal Rukmini Temple in Kukshet Village to celebrate Nag Panchami. Organized under the guidance of former Mayor Sujata Patil and local representative Suraj Patil, the annual festival brought Ward No. 23 alive with traditional music, energetic games, and community spirit.

The temple courtyard transformed into a vibrant hub of Maharashtrian heritage as over 100 local women participated in age-old folk traditions that are increasingly rare in modern urban life. Attendees filled the air with traditional Nag Panchami and Mangalagaur songs while joining hands for lively rounds of Zimma and Phugdi. The day featured classic games including Kombda, Katwatkhana, blowing into copper pots (Kalshi Phunkne), and dancing with decorated earthen pots.

Beyond the cultural performances, the gathering highlighted strong neighborhood ties. Local residents expressed deep appreciation for the safe, supportive environment fostered in the area, noting that community initiatives like these strengthen mutual trust and preserve local culture for younger generations. With smiling faces, traditional rhythms, and shared prayers for prosperity, this year’s Nag Panchami reaffirmed the power of community traditions in keeping local heritage vibrant and strong.

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Navi Mumbai Gets New High-Tech Hospital with a Heart

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Meta Multispeciality Hospital in Ghansoli opens with free care for newborn baby girls and elderly citizens.

The Hospital

Access to quality healthcare just got a major boost for local families. Meta Multispeciality Hospital officially opened its doors in Ghansoli Sector 4, promising state-of-the-art medical technology alongside a deeply human approach to community care.

The facility was inaugurated by Forest Minister and Palghar Guardian Minister Ganesh Naik, who toured the premises to inspect its emergency wards, OPD facilities, and advanced diagnostic machinery. Speaking to attendees, Naik praised the hospital’s leadership for prioritizing affordable, high-quality treatment for middle-class households.

What sets the hospital apart, however, is its landmark social welfare initiative announced during the opening by community leader Sagar Chougule and hospital administrator Dr. Swarna Shelke:

  • Free Maternity Care for Girl Child Deliveries: To celebrate and encourage the birth of female children, the hospital will waive all delivery charges for mothers giving birth to baby girls.
  • Free OPD Services for Seniors: Outpatient consultations will be entirely free for senior citizens aged 65 and above.

“Healthcare shouldn’t feel like an unbearable financial burden,” said Dr. Shelke. “Our primary goal is to bring modern medical infrastructure within reach of every everyday citizen.”

With monsoon-related illnesses on the rise, the team also plans to host free community health camps to catch seasonal infections early. By blending modern medicine with genuine community compassion, the new hospital aims to build a healthier, safer Navi Mumbai.

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