NCP Leader Baba Siddiqui’s Body Taken to Cooper Hospital for Post-mortem After Fatal Shooting in Bandra
NCP leader Baba Siddiqui’s body taken to Cooper Hospital for post-mortem after succumbing to bullet injuries. The incident took place near Nirmal Nagar in Bandra.
The body of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Baba Siddiqui has been taken to Cooper Hospital in Mumbai for post-mortem after he succumbed to bullet injuries late last night. The tragic incident occurred near Nirmal Nagar in Bandra, where Siddiqui was shot by unknown assailants. Despite immediate medical intervention, Siddiqui could not be saved and was pronounced dead shortly after being admitted to Lilavati Hospital.
The entire city is in shock, as Siddiqui was a prominent political figure with deep-rooted connections in the social and political fabric of Mumbai. He was well-known for his work in the community and held great influence, particularly in Bandra and other parts of the city. The untimely death of the NCP leader has left a void, not only in political circles but also among the citizens who admired his dedication and leadership.
The Shooting Incident
According to the reports, Baba Siddiqui was ambushed near Nirmal Nagar, Bandra, where multiple gunshots were fired at him late yesterday evening. The exact details of the attack remain unclear, and an investigation is currently underway to determine the motive and identify the culprits. Eye-witnesses in the area reported hearing several loud gunshots before seeing Siddiqui collapse. He was rushed to Lilavati Hospital in a critical condition but succumbed to his injuries despite efforts by medical staff.
Post-mortem at Cooper Hospital
Following his death, Siddiqui’s body was transferred to Cooper Hospital in Mumbai for a post-mortem examination. The post-mortem will provide further clarity on the cause of death and assist authorities in their ongoing investigation. Meanwhile, family members, friends, and political colleagues have been gathering at the hospital, where security has been heightened following the incident. The hospital premises have seen a surge in activity as supporters and media personnel arrive to follow developments.
Police Investigation Underway
The Mumbai Police have launched an intensive investigation into the shooting, deploying forensic teams to the scene of the crime. Authorities are also reviewing CCTV footage from the surrounding areas to trace the attackers. Initial reports suggest that the assailants may have fled the scene immediately after the shooting. The police are currently treating the case as a targeted attack, but no further details about the suspects or motives have been made public.
Siddiqui’s death has sent shockwaves through Mumbai’s political community, and many leaders have called for a swift and thorough investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice. NCP leaders, along with Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, have expressed their grief and outrage over the attack, urging law enforcement to ensure the safety of public figures in the city.
Political and Public Reaction
The sudden death of Baba Siddiqui has left his colleagues and supporters devastated. Known for his leadership and influence within the NCP and the wider Mumbai community, Siddiqui had played an integral role in shaping the political landscape of the city. His stronghold in Bandra, where the shooting took place, has been particularly affected by his passing.
Condolences have poured in from various political figures across Maharashtra, including NCP leaders and members of other parties, all expressing their sorrow and outrage at the violent incident. Several public figures have visited the family to offer their support, while others have taken to social media to share their grief. The citizens of Mumbai have also shown an outpouring of sympathy for the Siddiqui family, with many gathering at Cooper Hospital to pay their respects.
As the investigation continues, the city mourns the loss of a respected leader whose contributions to Mumbai’s development and political stability will not be forgotten.

