CCTV Footage Shows Man Set Hotel Entrance On Fire After Multiple Attempts In Navi Mumbai - WATCH

CCTV Footage Shows Man Set Hotel Entrance On Fire After Multiple Attempts In Navi Mumbai - WATCH

CCTV footage from Navi Mumbai’s Kalamboli shows a man attempting to set fire to a hotel entrance by pouring petrol on its shutter. The accused made multiple failed attempts before finally igniting the fire after moving closer. The video has gone viral online, drawing attention to the incident.

Sarah LoboUpdated: Tuesday, April 28, 2026, 03:56 PM IST
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CCTV Footage Shows Man Set Hotel Entrance On Fire After Multiple Attempts In Navi Mumbai - WATCH | NextMinute News

Navi Mumbai: A CCTV footage from Kalamboli in Navi Mumbai has surfaced online, showing a man attempting to set fire to the entrance of Dwaraka Hotel. The incident, which was captured on camera, shows the accused making multiple attempts before the shutter eventually catches fire.

According to a post shared by NextMinute News, the man, reportedly around 35 years old, is seen pouring petrol on the hotel’s shutter with the apparent intention of setting the establishment ablaze. The visuals reveal that his initial attempts to ignite the fire from a distance were unsuccessful.

The footage further shows the man making two to three attempts before moving closer to the shutter. It is only after approaching the entrance that the door finally catches fire, as flames begin to spread across the surface.

After the fire breaks out, it subsides and Police is seen on the spot visibly confused. The man's motive behind doing this is yet unknown.

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