In Mira Road, Mumbai, a dispute over goats kept for Eid celebrations led to violence and significant police intervention. The goats were housed in a temporary shed within a residential society in Poonam Estate Cluster-1, which sparked objections from some residents. The society management clarified that permission was granted solely for keeping the goats, not for sacrifice. Protests intensified when Hindu organizations, particularly the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), demanded the removal of the goats, leading the municipal corporation to dismantle the shed. However, claims that 40 to 50 goats remained on-site prompted further unrest, resulting in a scuffle where VHP leader Nagnath Kamble was reportedly attacked. In a retaliatory act, members of local Hindu groups brought a pig to the protest area, escalating tensions. Police increased their presence to manage the situation and maintain order, reflecting ongoing communal tensions in the area, reminiscent of a similar incident in 2023.