The rape case at Swargate bus station in Pune is currently under discussion. The accused Dutta Gade has been arrested by the police and has been sent to police custody by 12 March. Right now a thorough investigation is going on. Dutta Gade’s lawyers denied rape allegations and claimed that sex was consensus, and the woman was paid Rs 7,500 for sexual relations. However, now important information has been revealed in the police investigation.
Was the victim in touch with the truck?
The lawyers said that the victim was in contact with Dutta Gade. After this, the police seized the phones and questioned them. Dainik Lokmat, citing sources, said that the CDR details of both mobile phones from two years ago were examined, but it was found that the accused and the victim were never in contact with each other.
Did Dutta Gade give 7500 rupees to a young woman?
During the investigation, Dutta Gade said, “I did not put any kind of pressure on the woman.” He called me and we climbed into the bus. He claimed that he had taken seven and a half thousand rupees from me. After this, Dutta Gade’s bank account was investigated. It has been revealed that Dutta Gade had only 249 rupees left in the account of the rape. So did he give cash to the young woman? Such a question is arising. This has revealed that Dutta Gade is misleading the police.
Datta Gade’s photo with leaders viral
It has been revealed that Dutta Gade, accused in the Pune rape case, has relations with political leaders. A picture of the accused with NCP leaders has gone viral on social media. In the viral photo, accused Dutta Gade is seen with Nationalist Congress Party MLA Molly Katke and former MLA Ashok Pawar from Haveli assembly constituency.
The opposition has alleged that the accused is a worker of Haveli MLA Molly Katke. However, MLAs Molly Katke and Ashok Pawar have denied the allegation. Being a public representative, many people of the region meet. MLA Katke has said that they take photographs with us. MLA Katke has also demanded death penalty to the accused.
