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Eggs Thrown at Ganpati Procession in Mazgaon

Eggs allegedly thrown, FIR filed. Incident occurred during Ganesh festival procession.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Tue, 25 August 2026 at 08:03 am
Eggs Thrown at Ganpati Procession in Mazgaon

A disturbing incident occurred in Mazgaon during the 10-day Ganesh festival, where eggs were allegedly thrown at a Ganpati procession. The procession was carrying the idol of Mazgoaoncha Morya Ganpati Mandal from a workshop to its pandal.

According to police, the incident took place while the idol was being transported to its destination. The police have filed an FIR in connection with the incident.

The Ganesh festival is a significant event in Mumbai, with various mandals and communities participating in the celebrations. The Mazgoaoncha Morya Ganpati Mandal is one of the many groups that participate in the festival.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety and security of the procession and the participants. The police are investigating the matter and are reviewing the footage to identify the perpetrators.

The Ganesh festival is a time for celebration and worship, and such incidents can dampen the spirits of the participants and the community. The police are urging everyone to remain calm and to cooperate with the investigation.

The festival is an integral part of Mumbai's cultural heritage, and incidents like these can have a negative impact on the community. The authorities are working to ensure that the festival is celebrated peacefully and without any incidents.

In recent years, there have been instances of violence and unrest during the Ganesh festival, and the police are taking steps to prevent such incidents. The community is also coming together to promote peace and harmony during the festival.

The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and the police are working to identify the individuals responsible for throwing eggs at the procession. The community is hoping that the festival will continue without any further incidents.

The incident has highlighted the need for increased security and vigilance during the festival. The police and the community are working together to ensure that the festival is celebrated safely and peacefully.

The Ganesh festival is a significant event in Mumbai, and incidents like these can have a negative impact on the community. The authorities are working to ensure that the festival is celebrated without any incidents, and the community is coming together to promote peace and harmony.

In conclusion, the incident of eggs being thrown at a Ganpati procession in Mazgaon is a disturbing one, and the police are investigating the matter. The community is hoping that the festival will continue without any further incidents, and the authorities are working to ensure that the festival is celebrated safely and peacefully.

Frequently asked questions

What happened during the Ganpati procession in Mazgaon?

Eggs were allegedly thrown at the procession while it was carrying the idol of Mazgoaoncha Morya Ganpati Mandal from a workshop to its pandal.

What action has been taken by the police?

The police have filed an FIR in connection with the incident and are investigating the matter.

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