Bhingar bandh after the death of Deepak Wagaskar
“At 9.10pm, police used mild force only to get people off a tractor trolley to prevent any accident. The procession continued and ended by 9.30pm,” he said. Ends You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Nashik | Silver Rate in Nashik | Bank Holidays in Nashik | Public Holidays in Nashik | Petrol Price in Nashik | Diesel Price in Nashik | CNG Price in Nashik | LPG Price in Nashik Stay updated with the latest Nashik news.
“The residents and mandal members said police lathicharged people during the procession. Wagaskar fell and was taken to hospital, where he died,” Jagtap said. He then fell and was immediately taken to a private hospital,” the SP said. Till then, the personnel and officials concerned have been asked to go on compulsory leave,” said additional SP Vibhav Kalburme. He said the demand for an SIT probe would also be forwarded to state govt.
Bhingar bandh after the death of Deepak Wagaskar Bhingar bandh after the death of Deepak Wagaskar Bhingar bandh after the death of Deepak Wagaskar Bhingar bandh after the death of Deepak Wagaskar Bhingar bandh after the death of Deepak Wagaskar Bhingar bandh after the death of Deepak Wagaskar Nashik: A man’s death during a Ganesh immersion procession in Ahilyanagar has triggered a row over alleged police action. MLA Sangram Jagtap blamed a police lathicharge for Deepak Wagaskar’s death. However, superintendent of police R Mummaka Sudarshan rejected the allegation, saying Wagaskar collapsed later while returning home. Shops and establishments remained closed. Wagaskar’s family initially refused to accept his body, demanding justice. SP Sudarshan, however, denied any link between police action and Wagaskar’s death. “Later, while people were returning home, Wagaskar was seen greeting people and even our police personnel. Police have ordered an inquiry by Shrirampur additional SP Somnath Waghchaure. Police personnel and officials concerned have been sent on compulsory leave pending the probe. “An inquiry will be conducted into the entire incident. Download the TOI App.
The MLA demanded strict action against police personnel involved and called for a bandh in Bhingar Camp on Thursday.
Wagaskar, a 49-year-old Bhingar Camp resident and member of Shukleshwar Yuvak Mitra Mandal, died on Wednesday night.
Civil surgeon Dr Sanjay Ghogre said the cause of death could yet not be established. Chemical analysis and histopathology reports are awaited from the forensic department,” he said. The exact cause of his death remains unclear. The postmortem was inconclusive and forensic reports are awaited. “There was a superficial injury on his head. The postmortem report is inconclusive.