Post by : Raina
Al-Fahim
New and unsettling allegations have surfaced in the Maharashtra doctor suicide case with Bhagyashree Pachangne, a distraught mother from Satara, claiming her daughter’s postmortem report was manipulated due to external pressures. The doctor, who took her own life, is now accused of being coerced into signing an inaccurate postmortem report, revealing a troubling potential of corruption within Maharashtra’s medical and law enforcement systems.
Bhagyashree emphasizes that her daughter, Deepali Maruti, did not die by suicide as initially reported. She suspects foul play from her son-in-law, Ajinkya Hanmant Nimbalkar, an army officer, and his family. With Deepali being six months pregnant and having a young daughter, her unexpected death on August 19 has left the family with grave uncertainties, reinforcing their belief in possible murder.
When Deepali’s postmortem report was finally provided—nearly a month after her passing—it appeared to be entirely fabricated. Bhagyashree asserts that the doctor, who later committed suicide, was coerced by influential individuals linked to the accused into signing this report. “My daughter was resilient, loving, and committed to her kids. She could not have taken her own life; I am convinced she was murdered and the truth has been concealed,” Bhagyashree expressed passionately.
In a shocking revelation, the deceased doctor’s suicide note, inscribed on her palm, accused police sub-inspector Gopal Badane of sexual assault and software engineer Prashant Bankar of persistent mental harassment. Her separate four-page suicide letter discussed a former MP's involvement, alleging political senior figures pressured her to declare accused Malhari Channe as medically fit. This has caused a significant uproar among political circles in Maharashtra, with opposition elements claiming the government is protecting prominent figures.
A family member reported to the Press Trust of India that the doctor had been persistently pressured by “political figures in Phaltan” to modify medical and postmortem documents. “She voiced her concerns repeatedly about PSI Badane’s actions, but her pleas fell on deaf ears,” noted the relative, underlining the doctor’s escalating distress. The Maharashtra case highlights the dangers of authority, intimidation, and silence that can drastically impact lives.
Currently, authorities have apprehended software engineer Prashant Bankar, accused of tormenting the doctor, while PSI Gopal Badane, facing rape allegations, surrendered and has been suspended pending investigation. A case of rape and abetment of suicide has been filed against both individuals. The momentum for an impartial investigation intensifies, alongside calls for justice for the doctor and Deepali.
Bhagyashree’s fervent request for justice and truth resonates throughout Maharashtra. Her emotional pleas have brought urgency to the investigative process, stating, “My daughter, who was six months pregnant, left behind a small child. No mother should endure such a fight alone.”
As developments in the Maharashtra doctor suicide case continue to draw attention, the state's residents remain hopeful for justice. Will accountability be imposed, or will this calamity become another victim of power and intimidation? For now, Bhagyashree’s untiring quest for the truth symbolizes the relentless struggle of every mother against corruption and pressure.
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