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Police files case against Maha Congress chief Nana Patole's brother for allegedly threatening rice mill owner

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: March 08, 2023 3:24 PM

Police in Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra has registered a case against Vinod Patole, brother of state Congress president Nana ...

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Police in Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra has registered a case against Vinod Patole, brother of state Congress president Nana Patole, and others for allegedly threatening a rice mill owner.

A complaint was filed in this regard by Pramod Salve, director of a nursing college in Gadchiroli district. Vinod Patole had denied the allegations against him in a press conference. 

As per the First Information Report (FIR), the family of the complainant's sister had entered into a verbal agreement in 2020 to sell the rice mill owned by her to Vinod Patole for Rs 51 lakh. Vinod Patole paid Rs 20 lakh till 2021 but didn't assure to pay the balance money hence Salve sent a notice to him and issued an advertisement to sell the rice mill.

The FIR said Vinod Patole and four others stopped Salve in Chatgaon village on March 3 when he was headed towards Gadchiroli city and threatened to kill him. Vinod Patole and four others were booked on charges of criminal intimidation and wrongful restraint under the Indian Penal Code.

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