BJP leader Vinod Tawde accused of distributing money, Election Commission filed a complaint but there is no mention of cash in the FIR

Serious allegations have been leveled against BJP general secretary Vinod Tawde before voting for Maharashtra assembly elections. He is accused of distributing money. In this case, the Election Commission has registered an FIR against him. This incident of allegedly distributing money came to light when Tawde and local leader Rajan Naik reached the hotel. During this time, Bahujan Vikas Aghadi workers surrounded them. There was a lot of ruckus between the workers of both the parties. Let us tell you that Rajan Naik is the BJP candidate from Virar seat. Bahujan Vikas Aghadi has fielded Kshitij Thakur against him.

Maharashtra Police has also taken action against Vinod Tawde and others. Tulinj Police has taken action under section-223 of BNS and section-126 of RPT Act-1951. About 250 people including Vinod Tawde and BJP candidate Rajan are accused in this. This FIR has been registered on the statement of constable Vikram Uttam Panhalkar at Tulinj station. There is no allegation of distributing money in it. This action has been taken after the campaign ended and an outsider leader illegally came to the area and held a meeting.

Kshitij Thakur’s allegation on the cash scandal

Let us tell you that regarding the cash scandal, Kshitij Thakur has alleged that BJP General Secretary Vinod Tawde brought 5 crore rupees. At the same time, Vasai-Virar MLA Hitendra Thakur has alleged that five crores are being distributed. I have received diaries. I do not have complete information about what has been distributed where. Vinod Tawde has also reacted to the allegations against him. He says that the allegation of distributing money is baseless. The Election Commission should conduct an impartial investigation on this matter.