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Virar cash-for-vote case: Two FIRs registered, BJP leader booked; Rs 9.53 lakh recovered, say cops
Updated On: 19 November, 2024 05:38 PM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
A purported video of a face-off between BJP leader Vinod Tawde and BVA leaders and workers has surfaced on social media. However, Tawde has denied the allegations of money distribution

BVA workers at the spot following the incident. Pic/Hanif Patel
The Tulinj police station in Maharashtra registered two separate FIRs concerning the alleged illegal distribution of cash to influence voters in the Nalasopara constituency, the officials said on Tuesday.
The Virar cash-for-vote case came to light after a massive cash recovery of Rs. 9.53 lakh from a hotel, where BJP leaders are accused of allegedly attempting to bribe the voters.
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