Pune Man Shot in Divorce Dispute

A family dispute between a husband and wife turned violent in Pune's Kasba Peth area on Monday morning, resulting in a 30-year-old man suffering a bullet injury. The injured man, identified as Abhijit Shankar Shingote, was admitted to a hospital and is reported to be in stable condition.

The incident took place around 10:30 am at a house near Kal Bhairavnath Mandir in Kasba Peth, within the jurisdiction of Faraskhana Police Station. According to police, Shingote had an argument with his wife at their residence, reportedly over disputes related to divorce and other family matters.

Police said only the husband and wife were present at the house when the incident took place. After receiving information about the firing, police reached the spot but found that both Shingote and his wife had gone to a hospital. Police later found blood stains inside the house and recovered a pistol and a cartridge from the spot.

The police are investigating how the firing took place and who fired the weapon. They are also trying to establish why the pistol was brought to the house and how the couple obtained it. The source and ownership of the firearm are also being investigated.

Faraskhana Senior Police Inspector Sandeep Deshmane said that the incident occurred around 10:30 am and that the couple had disputes over divorce and other family matters. He added that the investigation is ongoing to determine how the victim was injured and where they got the gun from.

Police have collected evidence from the scene and are examining CCTV footage from the surrounding area. Investigators are also gathering information about the people who visited the hospital after the incident. The police are trying to establish the sequence of events before and after the firing.

The exact circumstances of the shooting are yet to be established. Police said further action will be taken based on the findings of the investigation.

The incident highlights the increasing instances of domestic violence and disputes in Pune. The city has seen a rise in cases of family disputes and violence in recent years, with many cases going unreported.

The police are urging citizens to come forward and report any instances of domestic violence or disputes. They are also working to create awareness about the importance of resolving disputes peacefully and seeking help when needed.

In conclusion, the incident in Kasba Peth is a reminder of the need for effective dispute resolution mechanisms and support systems for families in distress. The police are working to ensure that justice is served and that the community is safe from such incidents.