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Pune: Black Magic Performed Outside Former Mayor Datta Dhankawade's Bungalow

A woman identified as Dhanka Kakasaheb Chavan has been engaging in occult activities in the Dhankawadi area for the past four months.

Salil Urunkar

Pune: A shocking case of black magic rituals being performed outside the residence of a senior political leader has surfaced in Pune.

CCTV footage recorded a woman leaving ritualistic items such as coconuts, curd rice, boiled eggs, and lemons in front of the bungalow of Datta Dhankawade, former Mayor and leader of Ajit Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party (NCP). The incident took place on Saturday (March 29) night in the Dhanakwadi area, raising concerns among residents.

Black Magic Allegedly Performed for Four Months

According to reports, a woman identified as Dhanka Kakasaheb Chavan has been engaging in occult activities in the Dhankawadi area for the past four months.

On every Amavasya (new moon night), she reportedly performed black magic rituals outside various houses, leaving items traditionally associated with occult practices. However, the incident gained public attention when the ritual was carried out outside the bungalow of a prominent political leader.

On Saturday night, the woman allegedly performed black magic outside Datta Dhankawade’s bungalow, placing coconuts, boiled eggs, and lemons at the gate and in front of a parked vehicle.

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