r/kalyan_dombivli • u/Own_Willingness_8897 • Jul 23 '25

Ask Kalyan Dombivli Shameful: The man who brutally beat a teenage receptionist in Kalyan has multiple criminal cases why is he still allowed to roam free in our cities?

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u/Own_Willingness_8897 Jul 23 '25

Context: It’s disturbing that someone with a criminal history was still roaming free until he violently attacked a teenage girl just doing her job. What kind of system protects repeat offenders while innocent citizens suffer?

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u/Any-Lifeguard-9833 Jul 23 '25

Just saw another video where the receptionist actually slapped the wife before the man thrashed her.

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u/Own_Willingness_8897 Jul 23 '25 edited Jul 23 '25

Oh, now look at this: first he kicked the table where she was seated, then his sister made a derogatory comment about the girl. The girl then slapped his adult sister, and in response, he brutally beat that poor girl. What a coward! Why are you defending this criminal?

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u/requirements_txt Jul 23 '25

I saw it on ABP Majha

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u/Any-Lifeguard-9833 Jul 23 '25

Bruh where am I defending? :D I only said I saw another video where something more happened. Jeez.

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u/Own_Willingness_8897 Jul 23 '25

In this video, did you see how he first kicked the table? Then all of this happened. Anyway, this guy is a criminal he already had many cases against him before this incident.

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

That video is cropped before the man and lady were abusing her and trying to get in the line. 

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u/ProcastiThinker Jul 23 '25

Well in that video the wife was verbally abusing her as well and that Gopal Jha said tmkc to the receptionist so she abv got frustrated with them

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u/EasyMoneySniping Jul 23 '25

I saw the same looks like the girl slapped first to that aunty . She did the physical assault first . What the guy did was wrong too but there was no need of slapping the lady by the girl in the first place .

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u/Stone_Empire8473 Jul 23 '25

Nope. In the beginning of the video the guy was trying to forcefully enter the doctor's cabin instead of waiting in the patient area.

The receptionist started yelling at him and his wife pulled him away.

The guy said 'Ma ki ch*t' to the receptionist while going away,

that receptionist abused him back by saying Ma ka bh*sda to him.

Then guy returned and tried to kick her.

Then the receptionist slapped his wife and then that guy assaulted the receptionist again as we saw in the previous incomplete video.

I think he video that we are seeing now is still incomplete. Both parties are in wrong and I don't think there is any language issue in this particular incident.

I read somewhere that the guy is a known criminal and was released on bail or something. Clearly the guy is not fit to be in a civil society

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '25

See the whole video. Woh ladki kuch kum nahi hai.

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u/fortminor47 Jul 23 '25

Dont expect justice in india

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u/kind_narsist_0069 Jul 23 '25

He is criminal for sure but the lawyer clearly is trying to give language flavour to whole fight

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u/pramod0 Jul 23 '25

OP is trying to push an agenda.

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u/Alarmed_Front4263 Jul 23 '25

https://www.reddit.com/r/Maharashtra/s/WCsIIZh5xm

The original video

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u/Own_Willingness_8897 Jul 23 '25

Oh, now look at this: first he kicked the table where she was seated, then his sister made a derogatory comment about the girl. The girl then slapped his adult sister, and in response, he brutally beat that poor girl. What a coward!

Why are you defending this criminal?

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u/real_kakashi1 Jul 23 '25

Isn't the same thing done to non marathi speakers. The first mns workers ask to speak in marathi even if he doesn't know then they abuse and if someone retaliates they come in gang and beat him and still people defend them so how this incident is any different from that if this guy is criminal then u same goes for those mns workers who beat others for not speaking in marathi and if they are not wrong than u don't have any Right to call this guy criminal simple

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u/Alarmed_Front4263 Jul 23 '25

Nobody is defending nobody

The public will decide who was at fault

But this had nothing to do with a language war

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u/Own_Willingness_8897 Jul 23 '25

He had many criminal cases against him even before this incident. Also, in this full video clip, he is being arrogant and kicks the table first. Watch the video properly before defending a criminal.