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Two weeks after Dabholkar's murder: State registers first case under anti-black magic law
Updated On: 04 September, 2013 08:40 AM IST | | Niranjan Medhekar
Duo from Nanded booked under ordinance issued by Maharashtra govt on August 21 after prescribing magical remedies for incurable diseases at their clinic
It’s been a long time coming. The first ever case under the state government’s anti-black magic ordinance, issued days after the brutal murder of the law’s champion Dr Narendra Dabholkar, was registered yesterday in Nanded.
Activists from Maharashtra Andhashradhha Nirmoolan Samiti helped cops charge the duo who duped about 100 people by prescribing magical remedies for incurable diseases at their clinic. The miscreants were arrested on Monday night under section 420 of IPC, and section 3 (2) of the ordinance was added on Tuesday evening.
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