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Mumbai: Food bill dispute at Chembur eatery sparks violent clashes between rival groups in Govandi
Updated On: 14 November, 2026 07:44 AM IST | Mumbai | Aishwarya Iyer
A dispute over a Chinese food bill at a Chembur eatery escalated into violent clashes between two rival groups in Govandi on November 12. Police registered two cases involving assault, robbery, vehicle vandalism and attempt to murder. Seven of the nine accused have been arrested

Screengrabs from the viral video show the accused taking turns to thrash the victim with wooden rods at an isolated spot. Pics/By Special Arrangement
A food bill dispute turned Govandi into a battleground as two rival groups attacked each other in separate incidents. Holding a grudge from an earlier argument at a Chembur eatery, members of both groups clashed again in the early hours of November 12, resulting in two criminal cases at the Govandi police station.
Rampage and robbery
In the first incident, one group went on a rampage in the Ashok Nagar area, vandalising several vehicles. They also assaulted a local youth and allegedly robbed him. Police booked four Chembur residents — Prathamesh Chabuksvar, Suraj Veer, Kunal Walunj, and Avinash Maske — in connection with the robbery and vandalism.


