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A video showing BJP MLA Sunil Kamble slapping a policeman at an event has surfaced. Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar was present at the event.

BJP MLA Sunil Kamble slaps police personnel at event in Pune | Watch

A video showing BJP MLA Sunil Kamble slapping a policeman at an event has surfaced. Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar was present at the event.

BJP MLA Sunil Kamble slapped a police personnel during an event at Sassoon Hospital in Pune on January 5.
In a video, the BJP lawmaker was seen losing his balance as he was leaving the stage. It appeared that Kamble got angry and slapped the police personnel standing near him.
Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar was present on the stage at the event when the incident occurred.&nbsp;

UP BJP MLA Rajesh Mishra appears for class 12th exam, wishes to become a Lawyer

Appearing for the exam on February 16, the man waiting outside the centre was former BJP MLA Rajesh Mishra alias Pappu Bhartaul.

&nbsp;Holding a writing pad with a laminated admit card clipped to it in one hand and a water bottle in the other, a middle-aged man became the object of attraction of many students, who were intrigued by the odd sight at a Uttar Pradesh Class 12 board exam centre here.
Appearing for the exam on February 16, the man waiting outside the centre was former BJP MLA Rajesh Mishra alias Pappu Bhartaul.
Even with his busy schedule as a politician, Mishra decided to advance his education. "I thought that I should start preparing for Class 12 board exams." Mishra believes that advancing his studies will help him connect better with his younger constituents, but the move has an even bigger purpose.
"As an MLA I realised that a large number of people, especially those who are financially weak, don't get justice because they cannot afford a good lawyer. I wish to study law to help such people. To do so, it was necessary to clear Class 12 boards," said Mishra.
Just so he could become a lawyer, Mishra, despite having an avid interest in science, opted for the Arts stream.

'I wish he comes clean': Karnataka CM Bommai on BJP MLA booked for 'harassment' of Bengaluru man 

'I wish he comes clean': Karnataka CM Bommai on BJP MLA booked in suicide case

'I wish he comes clean': Karnataka CM Bommai on BJP MLA booked for 'harassment' of Bengaluru man 

47-year-old Bengaluru man, identified as S Pradeep shot himself in his car on Sunday and left behind a note naming BJP MLA Aravind Limbavali and 5 others for causing him mental harassment.

Former Karnataka minister and BJP MLA Arvind Limbavali is among six people named in the FIR in connection with the death of a businessman, police said on Monday.
Pradeep (47) was found dead in his car near Bengaluru on Sunday evening, they said, adding that he had allegedly shot himself in the head.
He had purportedly left behind an eight-page death note that named Mahadevapura MLA Aravind Limbavali and five others, according to police.
Limbavali is accused number 3 in the FIR, which also names -- Gopi K, Somaiah, Ramesh Reddy G, Jayarama Reddy, and Raghava Bhat.
The case has been registered at Kaggalipura police station.
The FIR is based on a complaint by Pradeep's wife along with the death note.
Responding to a question on the case registered against Limbavali, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said: "Action is being taken as per law...actions will follow in the future too in accordance with law." Stating that Pradeep was a BJP worker and had initially handled his social media account, Limbavali on his part said he had only tried to help the businessman, and was ready for any inquiry. "In fact, I demand for an inquiry, for the truth to come out." The legislator said he doesn't know as to what was the motive behind mentioning his name in the death note, and ruled out the possibility of any conspiracy against him.
Speaking to reporters in Hubballi, Karnataka Congress President D K Shivakumar alleged that the government would soon shut the case by filing a 'B report'.
"They did the same for cases involving people who were ministers earlier. Now, they will do the same in the case of Limbavali too. I know," he said in a dig at the ruling BJP.
According to the police, the death note pointed to the six accused for doing injustice to Pradeep, who has demanded for justice and actions against those named.
Pradeep is said to have invested about Rs 1.5 crore in an upcoming resort project involving Gopi, Somaiah and others near HSR Layout, a prominent suburb, and was promised a stake in it, but was later allegedly cheated, police said.
Limbavali is said to have tried to broker a compromise between them, and an agreement was reached a month ago to pay Pradeep his dues, but the latter did not receive all the money, they added.
Pradeep had gone to a resort in Nettigere along with his family on Saturday night to celebrate the New Year, police said.
He is said to have left the resort on Sunday morning, saying he needed to go to Sira, but had gone home instead, penned the death note and returned to the resort, they said, adding that in the evening he shot himself in the car.
Noting that in June/July of 2022, Pradeep had come to his office and shared his problem, Limbavali said: "Immediately based on the information and phone numbers he shared, I checked with them (Gopi, Somaiah and others) and asked them to do the settlement. They sought for time citing COVID, and as the issue was not resolved even after 15 days, Pradeep again came to me and I then asked them to resolve issues immediately, as he was in financial distress." "This much has been his involvement in the issue...subsequently at some event, on my asking, Pradeep said his issue was solved and thanked me," Limbavali told reporters, adding that he knew Gopi, Somaiah and others as they are owners of a banquet hall in the city where party events or meetings are usually held.
The MLA said Pradeep had again called him on his mobile phone in August regarding some family dispute and said his wife had filed a case against him in Bellandur police station.
"As it is a family dispute, I don't want to go into detail... I had called the police station and asked them to try to amicably solve the issue and help them reach a compromise, by involving both parties if the wife agrees, and accordingly they had reached a compromise," he said.
Highlighting that dealing with such cases is normal to all MLAs on a daily basis, Limbavali said it is unfortunate that this issue has gone to this extent.
"Pradeep himself has said in the death note that after my intervention, the parties had agreed to give him about Rs 90 lakh. He has mentioned my name for inquiry. I have done pro-people work," the MLA said.
"...this doesn't mean I will stop helping people in the time of need, I will continue to do my bit to help people. We will have to face certain things in public life," Limbavali further said, as he clarified that he did not do any mediation, but asked the parties involved to reach a settlement.
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Bengaluru man shoots self over 'harassment' by BJP MLA and 5 others

S Pradeep, back in 2018 invested over Rs1 crore in a club in Bengaluru after being persuaded by two of the men he named in the note, the report said.

A Bengaluru man shot himself in his car over alleged harassment by 6 men including a Bhartiya Janata Party MLA on Sunday.
According to an India Today report, the 47-year-old man, identified as S Pradeep, has named BJP MLA Aravind Limbavali in his suicide note as one of the 'main' reasons for taking the extreme step.&nbsp;
S Pradeep, back in 2018 invested over Rs1 crore in a club in Bengaluru after being persuaded by two of the men he named in the note, the report said.
The men had promised to pay him back a particular amount every month, including a salary for working for the club, which they allegedly failed to do.
He took the issue to BJP MLA Aravind Limbavali when they repeatedly ignored his requests for payments. Pradeep, in his note has alleged that the MLA supported men rather than helping him.&nbsp;
The letter also accuses a doctor, Jayaram Reddy, of filing a civil case against Pradeep&rsquo;s brother&rsquo;s property and mentally torturing and harassing Pradeep, India Today reported.&nbsp;
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BJP MLA asks Maha govt to bring law against 'love jihad', religious conversion

BJP MLA meets Maha CM, asks govt to bring law against 'love jihad'

Fadnavis had last week said the government would study laws on "love jihad" framed by other states and take an appropriate decision.

Bharatiya Janata Party MLA Nitesh Rane has said he along with members of the Sakal Hindu Samaj have asked the Maharashtra government to enact a law in the state against "love jihad" and religious conversion.
Speaking to reporters in the state legislature complex in Nagpur on Wednesday, Rane said Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis have assured to bring such a law soon in the state.
"Love jihad" is a term often used by right-wing activists to allege a ploy by Muslim men to lure Hindu women into religious conversion through marriage Rane said he along with women representatives of the Sakal Hindu Samaj met Chief Minister Shinde and Deputy CM Fadnavis, demanding a law against "love jihad" and religious conversion in Maharashtra, on the lines of Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat and other states.
"The chief minister and the deputy CM have taken our demands seriously and assured to bring a law soon in the state," he said.
Rane said the Sakal Hindu Samaj has been taking out morchas in every district of Maharashtra, demanding a strict law against "love jihad" and religious conversion.
Fadnavis had last week said the government would study laws on "love jihad" framed by other states and take an appropriate decision.
Notably, Maharashtra minister and BJP leader Girish Mahajan recently alleged the death of actor Tunisha Sharma last week was a matter of "love jihad" and that the state was planning to bring a strict law to curb such incidents.
State BJP MLA Atul Bhatkhalkar on Wednesday demanded that a probe be conducted from "love jihad" angle into Sharma's death, in which her co-star Sheezan Khan has been arrested.&nbsp;

While netas campaign all over Uttar Pradesh with pamphlets and promises, Roberstsganj sitting MLA has stepped up the game.
BJP’s Bhupesh Chaubey has decided to face anti-incumbency and anger in the way of his re-election head on - through the path of repentance.
Addressing constituents in Sonbhadra, Chaubey climbed on his chair, held his ears and did sit-ups - seeking forgiveness for mistakes that he made during the past 5 years of his tenure.
While the audience cheered, some of his party colleagues tried to stop him. But Chaubey remained determined in his penance.
Innovative? Yes. Dramatic? Yes! Will it work? Robertsganj to decide.

UP Election 2022: Chunaav Pe Charcha | Aise Kaise: Forgive me, then vote for me, pls! 

While netas campaign all over Uttar Pradesh with pamphlets and promises, Roberstsganj sitting MLA has stepped up the game.

BJP’s Bhupesh Chaubey has decided to face anti-incumbency and anger in the way of his re-election head on - through the path of repentance.

Addressing constituents in Sonbhadra, Chaubey climbed on his chair, held his ears and did sit-ups - seeking forgiveness for mistakes that he made during the past 5 years of his tenure.

While the audience cheered, some of his party colleagues tried to stop him. But Chaubey remained determined in his penance.

Innovative? Yes. Dramatic? Yes! Will it work? Robertsganj to decide.

Come polling season and neta's have been known to pull every trick from their book - but this BJP MLA left us all shook with his unique way of asking to be re-elected!

While netas campaign all over <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections" target="_blank">Uttar Pradesh</a> with pamphlets and promises, Roberstsganj sitting MLA has stepped up the game.
BJP&rsquo;s Bhupesh Chaubey has decided to face anti-incumbency and anger in the way of his re-<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">election</a> head on - through the path of repentance.
Addressing constituents in Sonbhadra, Chaubey climbed on his chair, held his ears and did sit-ups - seeking forgiveness for mistakes that he made during the past 5 years of his tenure.
While the audience cheered, some of his party colleagues tried to stop him. But Chaubey remained determined in his penance.
Innovative? Yes. Dramatic? Yes! Will it work? Robertsganj to decide.
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