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Mumbai: Monkey attacks rise in Khindipada near SGNP, more than 10 residents reportedly injured

Children aged three to 10 are among the 10 people attacked in fresh spate of incidents in Khindipada, adjacent to Sanjay Gandhi National Park in the Bhandup-Mulund area. Thane forest division’s territorial team has increased staff deployment in the area

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Residents show injuries allegedly sustained in recent monkey attacks in Khindipada. Pics/By Special Arrangement

Residents show injuries allegedly sustained in recent monkey attacks in Khindipada. Pics/By Special Arrangement

Cases of human-monkey conflict have once again been reported from Khindipada, adjacent to Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) in the Bhandup-Mulund area, with more than 10 residents, including children, allegedly attacked by monkeys. At around 8.30 pm on September 23, a monkey bit four-year-old Ajinkya Shekale.

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