Mumbai: The brother-in-law of newly elected Mumbai North West Lok Sabha MP Ravindra Vaikar has been booked for allegedly using a mobile phone at a counting center on June 4, when the general election results were declared, a police officer said. Said. Saturday.
A case was registered against Mangesh Pandilkar on Wednesday for his alleged act inside a counting center in Goregaon, which is part of Vaikar's constituency, a Vanrai police station official said.
He said, "Pandilkar was booked on the complaint of polling worker Dinesh Gurav. An independent candidate saw Pandilkar using a mobile phone despite the ban on such devices at the counting center and alerted the returning officer. The RO “In turn contacted Vanrai police.” ,
The officer said that Pandilkar has been booked under section 188 of the Indian Penal Code (disobedience to official order).
A case was registered against Mangesh Pandilkar on Wednesday for his alleged act inside a counting center in Goregaon, which is part of Vaikar's constituency, a Vanrai police station official said.
He said, "Pandilkar was booked on the complaint of polling worker Dinesh Gurav. An independent candidate saw Pandilkar using a mobile phone despite the ban on such devices at the counting center and alerted the returning officer. The RO “In turn contacted Vanrai police.” ,
The officer said that Pandilkar has been booked under section 188 of the Indian Penal Code (disobedience to official order).
