By Admin 
A big issue related to Maharashtra politics has come to light. Here, a case has been registered by daughter-in-law Girija Raut against senior Shiv Sena (UBT) leader and former MP Vinayak Raut, his son and councilor Gitesh Raut and their entire family at Kapurbawdi police station in Thane. The police have registered a case under the Anti-Superstition Act.
Actually, this complaint has been lodged at Kapurbawdi Police Station in Thane on behalf of Girija Raut, daughter-in-law of former MP Vinayak Raut. In the complaint filed by Vinayak Raut’s daughter-in-law Girija Raut, a case has been registered under the ‘Anti-Witchcraft Act’ along with domestic harassment.
Former MP’s daughter-in-law made serious allegations against Raut family
Vinayak Raut’s daughter-in-law Girija Raut has made very serious allegations against the Raut family in her complaint. According to the complaint, Raut’s family made daughter-in-law Girija Raut drink cow urine in the name of Tantra Mantra and plucked her hair and committed witchcraft. In the complaint, a case has been registered against the Raut family along with Firoz Baba and Qazi Baba.
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The names of these people including former MP are included in the FIR
Considering the seriousness of the matter, Kapurbawdi police has registered a case against former MP Vinayak Raut, his son Geetesh Raut, his wife and other family members under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Maharashtra Anti-Black Magic Act. The special thing is that along with the Raut family, the names of two suspects named ‘Firoz Baba’ and ‘Qazi Baba’ have also been included in the FIR.
At present, the case of suspicion of black magic by daughter-in-law Girija Raut on former MP Vinayak Raut, husband Geetesh Raut and other family members is now in the cognizance of the police. The police have registered an FIR and started investigating the matter. At the same time, this news has created panic in political circles.