Maharashtra Congress chief Patole escapes unhurt after truck hits his car in Bhandara

Mumbai, April 10 Maharashtra Congress president Nana Patole escaped unhurt after a truck hit his car in Maharashtra’s Bhandara district, a party leader said on Wednesday. The incident took place on Tuesday night and there is room for doubt if...

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Updated At : 06:33 PM Apr 10, 2024 IST

Mumbai, April 10

Maharashtra Congress president Nana Patole escaped unhurt after a truck hit his car in Maharashtra’s Bhandara district, a party leader said on Wednesday.

The incident took place on Tuesday night and there is room for doubt if it was an attempt on his life, state Congress spokesperson Atul Londhe claimed.

In a post on X, Londhe said the accident occurred near Karda village in Bhandara district. He claimed that a truck hit Patole’s car and tried to crush it.

“This is a serious incident and there is room for doubt if it was an attempt on his life. Does the BJP want to win elections by finishing off opposition leaders?” he asked.

Londhe said Patole escaped unhurt and was fine due to the blessings of people.

The Lok Sabha elections in Maharashtra will be held in five phases from April 19 to May 20.

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