Attack on Devendra Fadnavis' Office at Mantralaya: Unknown Woman Vandalises Maharashtra Deputy CM's Office in Mumbai (Watch Video)

An unknown woman vandalised the office of Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis at Mantralaya in Mumbai on Friday, September 27. The incident occurred today when the woman entered the Mantralaya without a pass. She broke the nameplate outside the office of the Deputy CM and raised slogans.

According to preliminary reports, the woman gained access to the ministry through the secretarial gate, bypassing security protocols. Once inside Fadnavis's office, she vandalised the property before leaving the premises. The incident was captured on CCTV camera, which has since circulated widely, prompting an immediate response from law enforcement.

Unidentified Woman Caused Damage Outside Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis Office in Mumbai

Chaos erupted outside Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis office as an unidentified woman caused damage. The Marine Drive police have launched a search to locate the woman responsible for the vandalism.#LokmatTimes#DevendraFadnavis#MarineDrivePolice#MumbaiNewspic.twitter.com/M6X346gORA

— Lokmat Times (@lokmattimeseng) September 27, 2024

In a video, it can be seen a woman wearing a navy blue shirt and black jeans with a sliver colour beg in her hand, smashing the nameplate at the door of the Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister's office in Mantralaya. As the video moves further she can be heard shouting at the person who learned to be shooting her doing the act.

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The Commissioner of Police has taken serious note of the breach and has initiated a manhunt for the woman involved. Authorities are treating this case with urgency, launching a search operation "on a war footing" to locate her.

Local officials and security personnel are now under scrutiny as questions arise about how such a significant breach could occur in a high-security government building.