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Nashik: New twist in Dipali Pawar death case as police husband faces CDR probe
- •Dipali Anil Pawar, wife of a police department employee, died under suspicious circumstances after consuming poison in Nashik.
- •The police custody of the prime accused husband, Anil Sonyabapu Pawar, has been extended till October 11.
- •During the court hearing, it was revealed that Dipali's Call Detail Record might have been illegally extracted by Anil Pawar using his authority.
- •Dipali's father alleged that the accused constantly suspected her character and harassed her physically and mentally for property.
- •It is alleged that Anil fled from the hospital without paying for treatment, leaving his wife to die on the steps.
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Anil Sonyabapu Pawar, a senior clerk in the Nashik Rural Superintendent of Police office and the husband of the deceased Dipali Pawar, had his police custody extended until October 11. The extension follows serious allegations and ongoing court hearings regarding suspicious circumstances surrounding Dipali's death after she consumed a poisonous medicine named 'Alphos Pesticide' on October 5.
During the court hearing, it was revealed that the Call Detail Record (CDR) of Dipali's mobile phone had been extracted. The court raised serious concerns about whose orders or authority were used to obtain this CDR, raising suspicions that Anil Pawar may have misused his official position to access it, thereby reinforcing allegations of character doubt and harassment.
According to the complaint filed by Dipali's father at the Satpur police station, Anil Pawar constantly suspected her character and subjected her to continuous physical and mental harassment. Additionally, pressure was allegedly put on Dipali to transfer a flat she had purchased in Ahilyanagar to the name of her brother-in-law, ultimately driving her to consume poison.
