While granting bail, the Mahad court had asked Rane to furnish a bond of Rs 15,000. Nashik Police wants to match Rane’s audio with his statement.
After making an objectionable ‘Slap CM’ statement against Uddhav Thackeray, Union Minister Narayan Rane’s troubles do not seem to get any lesser. He was arrested by the Nashik police on Tuesday. He was later released on bail. Now the Nashik police have sent a notice to Rane in a case registered with them, asking him to appear before them on September 2.
The first case against Narayan Rane was registered in Nashik itself and a warrant was also issued against him. Meanwhile, Rane’s Jan Ashirwad Yatra has been postponed for two days. A petition is likely to be filed in the Bombay High Court today to quash the 4 cases filed by Rane against him.
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#UPDATE | Mahad Magistrate Court has granted bail to Union Minister Narayan Rane on furnishing a personal bond of Rs 15,000 in connection with his alleged statement against Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray pic.twitter.com/OlwbVlQc3Y
— ANI (@ANI) August 24, 2021
After Rane’s arrest, Shiv Sena workers pelted stones at the BJP office in Nashik. In response, BJP workers retaliated. Some Shiv Sainiks were injured in this attack. Now the police have registered a case against more than 100 people in this case at Bhadrakali police station.
The court granted conditional bail to Rane
While granting bail, the Mahad court had asked Rane to furnish a bond of Rs 15,000. Nashik Police wants to match Rane’s audio with his statement against CM, so Rane has been called to Nashik on 2nd September. Rane is also expected to appear before the Raigad Crime Branch on August 30 and September 13. While granting bail, the court gave “stern instructions” to Rane not to tamper with documents and evidence.
Maharashtra: Police personnel deployed outside the residence of Union Minister Narayan Rane in Mumbai.
Latest visuals from the spot. pic.twitter.com/Cis2BFSmVA
— ANI (@ANI) August 25, 2021
Rane may move Bombay High Court today
A petition will be filed in the Bombay High Court today to quash the cases filed against Narayan Rane in Nashik, Pune, Raigad and Jalgaon. A while ago, a team of lawyers was seen coming out of Narayan Rane’s house. A team of advocate Aniket Nikam came here to complete the necessary paperwork and other formalities in this regard.
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