Violent clash over monetary dispute in Vadiya, case registered against 16 people
Woman injured and vehicles vandalised in attack on New Year's Day
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
11 November 2026, 12:24 pm · 1 min read
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A fierce dispute broke out over a monetary transaction at Kunkavav in Vadiya, Amreli district, on the occasion of the New Year. According to a report by Sandesh, during this dispute, some individuals formed an illegal gang and launched an indiscriminate attack on a car. This violent incident created a state of heavy silence and fear throughout the area.
Using iron pipes, plastic pipes, and stones, the attackers smashed the glass of a car and a bike, causing heavy damage to the vehicles. During this brawl, a woman sustained serious injuries to her chest. The injured woman was immediately taken to Kunkavav Hospital for treatment.
The gravity of the incident did not end there; while the woman was being taken to the hospital, the complainant was attacked again on the way and outside the hospital, where they were severely beaten.
This entire incident of brawl and vandalism was captured in nearby CCTV and mobile live cameras, the video of which has gone viral on social media. Based on this incident, Vadiya police station has registered a case against a total of 16 persons and initiated legal proceedings. Based on the viral video, the police have identified all the accused and have intensified efforts to apprehend them.
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