Rupali Chakankar On Satara Doctor Case: New revelation in doctor suicide case! Rupali Chakankar has made a significant

The issue of the female doctor's suicide case in Satara Phaltan is currently making headlines across the state. This incident in Satara has shocked the entire state. Now the issue is also resonating in politics. Many political reactions have emerged on this matter. In this context, the Chairperson of the Maharashtra State Women's Commission, Rupali Chakankar, has reviewed the incident.

At this time, Rupali Chakankar has pointed out that both the doctor and the police have filed complaints against each other. She further stated, "There was a complaint against each other by the police and the doctor. There was no complaint from the doctor to the IC committee. The inquiry committee had resolved this complaint. The police had a complaint regarding fitness and unfitness.

"The police complained about the late examination of the patient, while patients are brought in at night. The complaint of this female doctor was that they are declared unfit. She was transferred three times. But this female doctor insisted on staying in Phaltan. The police retrieved the CDR. There was communication with Gopal Badane from January to March. After that, there was no communication."

"There was communication with Prashant Bankar. The female doctor went to Prashant Bankar's house for Diwali during Laxmi Poojan. A big argument occurred over taking photos. A fight ensued. After that, she left the house. Bankar's father tried to reason with her. Then she went to a hotel. She messaged Prashant throughout the night. His phone was off. She sent messages saying she would commit suicide, etc. Prashant had previously told her that she had threatened suicide before," said Rupali Chakankar.