Pune: Nanded City Security Guards Beat Up Resident Outside Madhuvanti Society Over Vehicle Sticker; Video Surfaces

Pune, Maharashtra (April 9, 2025): Security guards allegedly assaulted a resident outside Madhuvanti Society in Nanded City on Wednesday during a dispute over a vehicle sticker.  A video of the attack has surfaced, showing a group of eight to ten security guards attacking the flat owner. A 42-year-old woman filed a police complaint. A case has been registered at Nanded Police Station against a security guard from Nanded City Township. 

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According to the complaint, the woman has been living in the society with her husband and two children for the past 10 years. Her husband, a real estate businessman, arrived at the society’s main entrance on April 8 at around 4:30 p.m. Security guards stopped his vehicle, claiming it did not have a society-issued sticker.

The complainant and her son went to the gate with a residence card to clarify the matter. They saw security personnel arguing aggressively with her husband. When her son stepped in to intervene, a dispute broke out. A group of security guards allegedly attacked him. The family later approached the police and lodged a complaint.