Calls for Action Intensify in Maharashtra's 'Godman' Scandal
Rupali Chakankar resigned as Maharashtra women's commission chief amid a scandal involving a rape-accused 'godman'. Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar demands further investigation into links with influential figures and calls for a probe into attempts to shield accused Ashok Kharat. Chakankar's resignation sparks political criticism.
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Rupali Chakankar stepped down as the Maharashtra women's commission chief following her alleged connections with rape-accused 'godman' Ashok Kharat.
Congress figurehead Vijay Wadettiwar contends that mere resignation insufficiently addresses the issue, urging a probe into the ties binding Kharat to officials.
Opposition voices amplify calls for in-depth investigation to maintain women's rights and dismantle protective covers around influential entities.
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