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Arrest IAS officer's son who tried to run over girl: Maha Congress

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Dec 17, 2023 IST

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Mumbai, December 16

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The Maharashtra Congress on Saturday slammed the state government and the police for failing to arrest a senior bureaucrat’s son who allegedly made an attempt to run over his girlfriend in Thane on December 11.

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Congress’ chief spokesperson Atul Londhe said although an FIR has been registered on the complaint of the victim – Priya Umendra Singh (26) – Thane Police are yet to arrest the prime accused, Ashwajit Gaikwad, and his friends, who made the murderous attempt on her.

Ashiwajit (34) is the son of Anilkumar Gaikwad, Vice-Chairman and MD, Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC). Singh, a beautician, had revealed the entire incident on her social media posts.

“An attempt was made to crush a girl under a car (SUV) in Thane. The accused Ashwaji is a leader of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha,” said Londhe.

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