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Home / India / Case Against Bjp Functionary On Charges Of Molesting Cop In Pune

Case against BJP functionary on charges of molesting cop in Pune

Kondhare is general secretary of the BJP’s city unit in Pune
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Pune, Updated At : 12:08 PM Jun 25, 2025 IST

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A case has been registered against a functionary of BJP’s Pune city unit for allegedly molesting a woman police officer here, police said on Wednesday.

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The incident took place on Monday near a tea stall in Shaniwarwada area, they said.

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The accused, Pramod Kondhare, allegedly misbehaved with the woman officer, a senior police official said.

“The alleged act has been captured on CCTV and the woman officer has also accused Kondhare of indulging in an inappropriate act. We have registered a case under sections 74 and 75 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita which deal with outraging a woman’s modesty and sexual harassment,” the official said.

Kondhare is general secretary of the BJP’s city unit.

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