Rupali Chakankar Accused of Sending Women to Fraudster 'Baba' Kharat

• NCP leader Rupali Thombre alleges former Women's Commission chief Rupali Chakankar acted as an 'agent' for fraudster Ashok Kharat.
• Thombre claims Chakankar advised women seeking justice to visit 'Baba' Kharat for solutions to their problems.
• Allegations suggest Chakankar, while in office, pushed victimized women into the trap of a fake baba instead of providing proper counseling.
• Rupali Thombre demands a thorough investigation into Chakankar's involvement with Kharat and calls for her to be made a co-accused.
• The case takes a political turn, expanding the scope of the ongoing Ashok Kharat fraud investigation.

Key Questions Answered

How might these allegations impact Rupali Chakankar's political career?

The allegations surrounding Ashok Kharat have led to Rupali Chakankar's resignation from the State Women's Commission chairperson post. There are also calls for her removal from party positions.

What are the legal implications for public officials in such fraud cases?

Public officials involved in fraud cases can face legal consequences, including imprisonment and recovery of stolen funds.

Could this scandal lead to reforms in state women's commissions?

Based on the available information, it is not explicitly stated whether the scandal will lead to reforms in state women's commissions.