Mumbai: A significant development has emerged from Maharashtra, where Shiv Sena leader Sudhakar Badgujar's photos and videos have surfaced. In these photos, he is seen partying with wanted terrorist Dawood Ibrahim's close associate Salim Kutta. The leader has also been brought in as a witness in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly. BJP MLA Nitesh Rane has demanded his arrest.
Nitesh Rane clearly stated that Sudhakar Badgujar should be arrested immediately. He also questioned the connection between Badgujar and the gang of Dawood Ibrahim. He emphasized the need for a thorough investigation into the matter. Rane inquired about Badgujar's affiliations and suggested a thorough examination. Nitesh Rane informed that he has presented his concerns to Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis and announced that SIT will conduct an investigation. He also revealed that the inquiry would commence soon.
The allegation is that Salim Kutta hosted a party on his last day on parole. Shiv Sena (UBT) group's chief of the Nashik Municipal Corporation, Sudhakar Badgujar, was also present at the party. Nitesh Rane stated that he possesses video evidence of the party, showing alcohol consumption and people dancing. Besides Nitesh Rane, BJP leader Ashish Shelar has also called for an investigation into the matter.
He stated that if leaders of such political parties have started socializing with terrorists, our country and state are not secure. He emphasized that an SIT investigation is underway in this case. It should be noted that Kutta has already been proven guilty in the 1993 serial bomb blasts case in Mumbai. In those bombings, 257 people lost their lives, and more than 700 were injured. Speaker Rahul Narvekar has asked PWD Minister Dada Bhuse to provide a statement on this fresh case. Bhuse mentioned that Kutta was a sharpshooter for Dawood Ibrahim and was involved in the conspiracy to attack the 'Sena Bhavan' in Mumbai.
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