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A female doctor posted in Phaltan, Satara had committed suicide on 23 October.
SIT was formed on Saturday to investigate the female doctor suicide case of Maharashtra. CM Devendra Fadnavis ordered this. The SIT will be headed by a woman IPS officer. The team has been ordered to investigate with immediate effect.
The female doctor was posted at Phaltan Civil Hospital in Satara district. He had committed suicide on October 23 in a hotel in Phaltan. He had alleged that an MP, his two PAs and Sub-Inspector Gopal Badne had accused him of pressurizing him to issue a fake medical certificate.
In the suicide note written on the palm, the doctor had alleged that Gopal had raped her 4 times in 5 months. She was mentally abused by her software engineer son Prashant Bankar in the house where she lived. Satara police arrested Prashant on 25 October.
At the same time, on the night of 25 October, Sub-Inspector Gopal Badne, who was absconding, had surrendered at Phaltan Rural Police Station. Both the accused are currently in police remand. He is accused of rape and abetment of suicide.
On October 23, the body of a female doctor was recovered from a hotel in Phaltan.
This picture was revealed on October 30, in which the doctor was seen in Phaltan’s hotel.
The names of Inspector Gopal Badne and Prashant Bangar were found written on the victim’s palm.
Left a 4 page suicide note
The female doctor, resident of Beed district, had written in the suicide note that both the personal assistants of the MP had come to the hospital. Both of them put pressure on the accused related to other cases to issue fake fitness certificates. They also asked for fitness certificates to be issued for those accused who did not come to the hospital. When I refused to do so, I was made to talk to the MP on phone.
27 October: Woman said- Female doctor’s signature on daughter’s PM report
Women of Satara Bhagyashree told that her daughter Deepali was married to Indian Army officer Ajinkya Hanmant Nimbalkar. On August 17, the son-in-law informed that Deepali’s condition was critical. He has been admitted to Raut Hospital in Phaltan. Deepali was 6 months pregnant, we thought her health might have deteriorated.
On August 19, news of the daughter’s suicide was received. We reached the hospital. There Deepali’s brother-in-law told that Deepali has committed suicide, but I am sure that the daughter has been murdered. The daughter was continuously tortured mentally and physically by her husband and in-laws.
The police did not submit the postmortem report even 5 days after the daughter’s death. After about a month, the daughter’s postmortem report was received, in which it was declared a normal death, which is wrong. The daughter’s husband Ajinkya Nimbalkar has used his political and police connections to suppress the case. There was pressure on the female doctor to change the postmortem report.
Relatives claim- there was pressure to change the postmortem report
The doctor’s relative said that he was being pressurized to change the postmortem report and manipulate the medical reports of the arrested accused.
The doctor’s cousin said that he had complained about this matter to Satara SP and DSP, but no action was taken. He had written in the letter – If anything happens to him then who will take responsibility.
Another relative said-
She was under work stress and her seniors used to harass her. He had earlier also complained to his senior doctors about this matter and the problems he was facing with the police. Had complained about the ill-treatment he was receiving. She had also said that if her views were not heard then she would commit suicide.
Hotel staff opened the door with another key
SP Doshi had told that the doctor had taken a room in a hotel in Phaltan. When the staff knocked on the door, there was no response. On suspicion, when the door was opened with another key, she was found hanging. The body was sent for postmortem.
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