While the Pune police has put its hands up when it comes to solving the murder of anti-superstition crusader Narendra Dabholkar, and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is yet to make any headway either, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Ashish Khetan pointed towards four sadhaks, or members of Sanatan Sanstha, suggesting they were involved in the killing.

Ashish Khetan had earlier written an article in a news magazine alleging that Pol and his investigative team had attempted a séance to find clues in the Dabholkar murder case.  File Pic

The Hindu organisation was in the news earlier for gloating over Dabholkar’s death, and again when one of its members was taken into custody for his suspected involvement in the murder. On Wednesday, Khetan pointed to four other members — Sarang Akolkar, Rudra Patil, Jaiprakash Hegde and Praveen Limkar, who have been absconding for the past six years after receiving weapons training.