Satish Wagh Murder Case: SHOCKING Details Emerge in Abduction and Killing of BJP MLC Yogesh Tilekar’s Uncle

Pune, Maharashtra (March 15, 2025):  Police have uncovered shocking details in the Satish Wagh murder case, revealing that black magic was allegedly used to plan his killing. A 1,000-page chargesheet filed in the Lashkar court names six accused, including Wagh’s wife, Mohini Wagh.

Murder Conspiracy and Black Magic 

According to police, Mohini initially hired contract killers to break Wagh’s arms and legs. She allegedly offered ₹5 lakh for the attack. Her goal was to disable him and take control of the family’s financial matters. However, when the assailants discovered that Wagh was the uncle of MLC Yogesh Tilekar, they decided to kill him. He was stabbed 72 times.

The chargesheet also claims that black magic rituals were performed as part of the conspiracy. Investigators believe Mohini and her associates used occult practices to ensure the plan’s success.

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Marital Disputes and Murder Plot 

Police sources said Wagh and his wife had been in conflict for years. Mohini alleged that Wagh had extramarital affairs. She was also in a relationship with Akshay Jawalkar, a neighbor. Their frequent disputes escalated as Wagh allegedly assaulted Mohini and refused to provide for household expenses.

Feeling trapped, Mohini decided to eliminate her husband. She initially planned to disable him, but the attackers changed the plan after learning about his political connections.

The Murder and Past Attempts 

On December 9, Wagh was kidnapped in the early hours. The accused later executed the murder, stabbing him 72 times. This was not the first attempt on his life. Police found that Mohini had previously tried to hire someone to kill him, but the plan failed.

Police have arrested Mohini Wagh and she has been remanded in custody until December 30. Investigations are ongoing, and new shocking details continue to emerge.