Case filed against Chief of Samast Hindu Aghadi Milind Ekbote, 19 others for creating rift between two communities

On Mar 2, 2022

Pune Crime | Case filed against Chief of Samast Hindu Aghadi Milind Ekbote, 19 others for creating rift between two communities — File Photo

Pune : Policenama online – Pune Crime | A case has been filed against Chief of Samast Hindu Aghadi Milind Ekbote and 19 others at the Faraskhana police station for distributing pamphlets and creating a rift between the communities by saying that work is going on for the construction of a dargah at the Punyeshwar temple when there is a stay order on the construction.

Everybody came together on Mahashivratri at Pavle Chowk in Kasba Peth and performed a maha aarti. They also posted misleading messages on social media, says the complaint. The accused have been identified as Sunil Sadashiv Tambat (53), a resident of Kasba Peth, Swapnil Arun Naik (36), a resident of Guruwar Peth, Mukund Marutirao Patole (62), a resident of Mangalwar Peth, Milind Ramakant Ekbote (65), a resident of Revenue Colony, Shivajinagar, Nandkishore Ramakant Ekbote (60), a resident of Revenue Colony, Shivajinagar, Yogesh Bhalachandra Wadekar (41), a resident of Shukrawar Peth, Kunal Someshwar Kamble (39), a resident of Navi Sangvi, Ravindra Rajendra Nanavare (33), a resident of Parvati Darshan, Santosh Kamlakar Angolkar (44), a resident of Dhankawdi, Dharudatt Vasant Shinde (52), a resident of Sahakar Nagar, Dhananjay Maruti Gaikwad (51), a resident of Sadashiv Peth, Prashant Prakash Kamble (24), a resident of Mangalwar Peth, Devisingh Mohansingh Dashana (18), a resident of Kasba Peth, Vicky Ramesh Chavan (25), a resident of Kasba Peth, Aditya Dnyaneshwar Kamble (18), a resident of Kasba Peth, Vishwajeet Dnyandev Bhise (23), a resident of Market Yard, Akash Prabhakar Mane (19), a resident of Padmavati, Parth Jay Prakash Panchal (21), a resident of Narhe, Aditya Santosh Rajput (18), a resident of Padmavati and Vaibhav Wagh. Apart from Milind Ekbote, Nandkishor Ekbote and Vaibhav Wagh, others were let off after being issued a notice.

According to the police, the accused hatched a conspiracy and posted messages, videos and invitation cards spreading rift between two communities and issued an appeal to the Hindu community asking them to gather at Pavle Chowk. They performed a maha aarti.