Shiv Sena Leader Sanjay Shirsat's Car Attacked, Son Siddhant Inside

In a shocking incident, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Shirsat's car was attacked, with his son Siddhant Shirsat inside at the time.

Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) leader Sanjay Shirsat has accused the Uddhav Thackeray faction's candidate, Raju Shinde, of orchestrating an attack on his son Siddhant Shirsat's car in the Kopri-Pachpakhadi constituency.

Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) leader Sanjay Shirsat has accused the Uddhav Thackeray faction's candidate, Raju Shinde, of orchestrating an attack on his son Siddhant Shirsat's car in the Kopri-Pachpakhadi constituency.

The incident occurred on Monday evening when Siddhant was returning home from a campaign event. As he approached the constituency, he noticed several two-wheelers and four-wheelers following him. Suddenly, the assailants began hurling stones at his car, shattering the rear window before fleeing the scene.

The incident occurred on Monday evening when Siddhant was returning home from a campaign event. As he approached the constituency, he noticed several two-wheelers and four-wheelers following him. Suddenly, the assailants began hurling stones at his car, shattering the rear window before fleeing the scene.

Speaking to reporters, Sanjay Shirsat expressed shock and anger over the attack. “I have contested three elections, but I've never seen anything like this. The stone was so big, it could have caused a tragedy. Eight days ago, I alerted the police about suspicious activity in the area. Vehicles, including two black Scorpios without number plates, have been roaming the city. A few days ago, my wife's vehicle was also followed.”

Speaking to reporters, Sanjay Shirsat expressed shock and anger over the attack. “I have contested three elections, but I've never seen anything like this. The stone was so big, it could have caused a tragedy. Eight days ago, I alerted the police about suspicious activity in the area. Vehicles, including two black Scorpios without number plates, have been roaming the city. A few days ago, my wife's vehicle was also followed.”

Shirsat accused the opposition of resorting to intimidation tactics. “These incidents are being orchestrated because they fear losing the election. Their aim is to scare voters and prevent them from casting their votes. If such incidents persist, we will take necessary measures to ensure security,” he said.

Shirsat accused the opposition of resorting to intimidation tactics. “These incidents are being orchestrated because they fear losing the election. Their aim is to scare voters and prevent them from casting their votes. If such incidents persist, we will take necessary measures to ensure security,” he said.

Shirsat further alleged that Raju Shinde had brought outsiders to the constituency to create chaos. “They are acting like kings of the constituency, trying to terrorize voters. But the people will not succumb to these tactics. They will break this cycle of fear.”

Shirsat further alleged that Raju Shinde had brought outsiders to the constituency to create chaos. “They are acting like kings of the constituency, trying to terrorize voters. But the people will not succumb to these tactics. They will break this cycle of fear.”

Siddhant Shirsat also recounted the events leading up to the attack. “As I left home, some individuals stopped my car and warned me to 'stay in line' and 'be careful.' When I confronted them, they fled. Later, I noticed four two-wheelers and two four-wheelers following me. Suddenly, they attacked my car with stones,” he said.

Siddhant Shirsat also recounted the events leading up to the attack. “As I left home, some individuals stopped my car and warned me to 'stay in line' and 'be careful.' When I confronted them, they fled. Later, I noticed four two-wheelers and two four-wheelers following me. Suddenly, they attacked my car with stones,” he said.

Siddhant added that he had been facing ongoing threats. “For the past few days, certain vehicles have been tailing me, and I've been receiving warnings. Even our party workers are being threatened,” he said.

Siddhant added that he had been facing ongoing threats. “For the past few days, certain vehicles have been tailing me, and I've been receiving warnings. Even our party workers are being threatened,” he said.

Sanjay Shirsat alleged that the attack was part of a larger conspiracy to disrupt the election process and intimidate voters. “This is an attempt to instill fear among the electorate. However, the people of this constituency are resilient and will not be deterred by such tactics,” he said.

Sanjay Shirsat alleged that the attack was part of a larger conspiracy to disrupt the election process and intimidate voters. “This is an attempt to instill fear among the electorate. However, the people of this constituency are resilient and will not be deterred by such tactics,” he said.