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Hostage Taker Killed in Dramatic Police Standoff in Powai

1 Nov

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Summary

  • Rohit Aarrya held 17 children and others hostage in Powai
  • Aarrya was shot dead by Mumbai police during the incident
  • Aarrya had alleged the state government owed him ₹2 crore for a project
Hostage Taker Killed in Dramatic Police Standoff in Powai

On November 1, 2025, a tragic incident unfolded in Powai, Mumbai, where Rohit Aarrya, a Pune resident, was shot dead by the police after he allegedly held 17 children and others, including a senior citizen, hostage.

The last rites of Aarrya were performed at the Vaikunth crematorium in Navi Peth, Pune, around 2:30 am on Saturday. According to the police, Aarrya's wife, son, brother-in-law, and other relatives were among the 10-12 people who attended the cremation. The family refused to interact with the media gathered at the crematorium.

Prior to the incident, Aarrya had lived in a rented flat in Karvenagar, Pune, until October last year. His wife had run a café in the area, but it was shut down due to poor response. In October, the couple had shifted to a flat in Kothrud, Pune, but were asked to vacate the premises within a month due to complaints from society members about their alleged inappropriate behavior.

Aarrya had alleged that the state government owed him ₹2 crore for a project named 'Swachhata Monitor,' and he had staged a protest on the Pune Union of Working Journalists building premises over the same issue around a year ago, during which he suffered a seizure and was hospitalized.

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Rohit Aarrya, a Pune resident, was shot dead by Mumbai police after he allegedly held 17 children and others hostage in Powai.
According to the article, Aarrya had alleged that the state government owed him ₹2 crore for a project named 'Swachhata Monitor' and he did not receive recognition for it.
Aarrya's last rites were performed at the Vaikunth crematorium in Navi Peth, Pune, around 2:30 am on Saturday.

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