Break-In at Ex-Minister's Bungalow Raises Security Concerns
Unidentified individuals allegedly broke into the Jalgaon bungalow of former Maharashtra minister Eknath Khadse. The break-in was discovered by a worker, who found the lock broken and notified the police. The incident follows a recent robbery at a petrol pump owned by Khadse's daughter-in-law, Raksha Khadse.
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In a disturbing turn of events, the bungalow of former Maharashtra minister Eknath Khadse in Jalgaon district has reportedly been broken into by unidentified individuals, according to officials on Tuesday.
The break-in was discovered when a worker at the premises in Ramanand Nagar noticed the lock was tampered with and household items were scattered. He promptly informed NCP (SP) leader Khadse and contacted the local police for immediate action.
Authorities from the Ramanand Nagar Police Station arrived swiftly at the scene to initiate an investigation. Notably, this incident follows a recent robbery at a petrol pump in Muktainagar, owned by Khadse's daughter-in-law and Union minister, Raksha Khadse.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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