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Pune court extends custody in Hagawane dowry death case

The State Women’s Commission has urged the chief minister to probe police delays in filing a chargesheet in Mayuri Jagtap’s domestic abuse complaint.

Lawyer representing the Hagawane family suggested police should also investigate personal disputes and past incidents involving Vaishnavi. ((PIC FOR REPRESENTATION))
Later, the police arrested Shashank, husband of deceased; father-in-law Rajendra, mother-in-law Lata, sister-in-law Karishma, and brother-in-law Sushil. (REPRESENTATIVE PIC)
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Overview

  • A Pune court has extended Rajendra Hagawane’s and his son Sushil’s police custody until May 31 and remanded three other family members until May 29.
  • The Hagawane family’s defense has urged investigators to probe Vaishnavi’s personal disputes and past suicide attempts, challenging the narrative of dowry harassment.
  • Investigators reported 29 marks of injury on Vaishnavi’s body, some fresh within 24 hours of her death, and are sourcing digital evidence and tracing missing co-accused Nilesh Chavan.
  • The Maharashtra State Women’s Commission has demanded a probe into the delay of over 60 days in filing a chargesheet in Mayuri Jagtap’s domestic abuse complaint.
  • Vaishnavi’s father Anand Kaspate broke down in tears at a news conference and accused the defense of defaming his daughter’s memory.