Laxman Hake Wife Audio Clip Controversy: Alleged Abusive Call with Dhaygude’s Wife Sparks Uproar

An alleged audio clip of Vijaya Hake, wife of prominent OBC leader Laxman Hake, has gone viral on social media, sparking a fresh political controversy in Maharashtra. The clip, in which Vijaya Hake is reportedly using abusive and offensive language, has now become a topic of heated discussion in political circles.

For the past few days, Laxman Hake has been openly criticizing Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar. He has accused the government of failing to allocate funds according to the provisions meant for the OBC community. This criticism led to a sharp exchange of words between Hake and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) spokesperson Amol Mitkari.

Amid this political tension, the spotlight has now turned toward Laxman Hake’s wife. The audio clip in question allegedly features a conversation between Vijaya Hake and Divya Dhaygude, the wife of Hanumant Dhaygude, who had posted a derogatory social media post against Hake. The post likened Hake to Rakhi Sawant, implying that he would go to any extent for publicity and TRP.

In the viral audio, Vijaya Hake appears to be confronting Divya Dhaygude over her husband's online remarks. The clip includes emotionally charged and abusive statements:

“What’s going on with your mister? He’s been posting all sorts of things. The rascal died. What did he lack? I bought sarees for every relative who came, I kept everyone happy. What wrong did I do? The dog died—should he die like this? Tell me, what did I do wrong? Why is he doing this? He used to come to my house every day and eat. I’ve done everything through my hard work.”

The authenticity of the audio has not yet been officially confirmed, but its content has ignited debate over the ongoing tensions within the OBC leadership and political rivals. Neither Laxman Hake nor his wife has issued a public statement regarding the clip so far.

This development adds a sensational twist to an already heated political atmosphere, especially in light of the recent criticism against the state leadership and rising intra-community conflicts.