Supriya Sule, a Member of Parliament from the Nationalist Congress Party, has expressed serious concerns regarding the law and order situation in Pune, Maharashtra, claiming that a 'gang war' is currently taking place. Speaking to reporters, she highlighted a continuous rise in crime, citing data from the Union Ministry of Home Affairs that ranks Pune as the highest in crime within the state and fifth nationwide. Sule criticized the Maharashtra government's response and questioned the effectiveness of the police force, known for its integrity. Her comments follow recent clashes in Mira Road related to Eid-ul-Adha preparations, where residents protested against goats brought for sacrifice, leading to police intervention. Deputy Commissioner of Police Rahul Chauhan confirmed that a designated area was established for the activity to mitigate tensions. Sule's remarks underscore urgent calls for improved governance and public safety measures in the region.