March 3rd 2025.
In the city of Jalgaon, located in the state of Maharashtra, the local police have made a breakthrough in a disturbing case of harassment and molestation. The victim in question is the daughter of Union Minister Raksha Khadse. Last Friday, she was subjected to this heinous act, sparking outrage and prompting swift action from the authorities.
According to police sources, four suspects have been taken into custody - Aniket Bhoyi, Kiran Mali, Anuj Patil, and a minor. In addition, seven other individuals have been named in the case and are currently being sought by the police. The incident came to light after a complaint was filed by Minister Khadse's security guard in the early hours of Saturday.
Minister Khadse, understandably shaken by the incident, expressed her deep concern and frustration, questioning the safety of women in society. She also reached out to Chief Minister Fadnavis and urged him to take strict action against the perpetrators.
After speaking with Minister Khadse on Sunday, Chief Minister Fadnavis also expressed his regret over the unfortunate incident. He hinted at the involvement of activists from a specific political party and assured that no one would be spared, regardless of their political affiliations.
The Minister and her father-in-law, NCP legislator Eknath Khadse, have accused the activists of a Shiv Sena legislator from Muktainagar of being behind the harassment and molestation. Recounting the events of that fateful day, Minister Khadse shared that her daughter had called her while she was in Gujarat and expressed her desire to attend a holy fair. She advised her to take a security guard and some friends along due to the large crowds and expected chaos. However, upon reaching the fair, they were followed and harassed by a group of miscreants. Even after her security guard intervened, the harassment continued.
Minister Khadse also revealed that the miscreants had recorded a video of the incident, but it was later deleted thanks to the quick thinking of her security guard. While Chief Minister Fadnavis has promised strict action, the opposition parties have decided to bring up the issue in the upcoming budget session, criticizing the government for failing to ensure the safety of women in the state. The state Congress chief Harshwardhan Sapkal has gone as far as to demand the resignation of Chief Minister Fadnavis, blaming the ruling party for the current state of affairs.
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