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Pradeep Ramteke
Chief Editor
In the court of Hon’ble Special District and Sessions Judge Varora, Sangarshi Vinod Kumar Khobragade, a responsible and vigilant citizen and student of law, to file criminal cases against the Divisional Commissioner of Nagpur, Smt. And filed by scholars of constitution and social workers and public servants, Talathi, Warora (Chandrapur) and hearing is on 24/07/2024.
Apart from President Bhadanta Arya Surai Sasai, a criminal petition has been filed to charge 24 other accused.
Vinod Khobragade says that the reason for excluding Bhanteji is that he cannot speak Marathi, Hindi or write, he is only kept as a pawn by the rest of the members…
On 14/October/1956, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar took Dhamma Diksha in Nagpur and initiated Buddhist Dhamma to more than five lakh followers.
This Dhamma revolution is not in India but the only Dhamma revolution in the world where it is recorded as a Dhamma revolution without shedding even a drop of blood.
On 31/05/1961, due to the tireless work and follow-up of MLA Suryaputra Bhaiyyasaheb Ambedkar, the Maharashtra government of the then Chief Minister Yashwantrao Chavan issued a circular to do the Deekshabhumi, Nagpur Indian Buddhist Mahasabha and gave it to the Revenue Department, Nagpur, but they have failed in their duty.
Subsequently, on 31/03/2018, the then Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’s government gave a fund of Rs.
But the name of Deekshabhumi has not been mentioned for seven to twelve years till today. Also, there is no name of Dikshabhumi in Akheev Patrika, Prapardi card.
On 16/January/2019, Revenue Officer and Nazul Bhumapan Adhikari showed that the land of Dikshabhumi, Nagpur is covered with bushes, forest, roads, roads, buildings, agriculture, government records in 7/12 and betrayed crores and crores of Buddhist brothers and sisters. The government has been cheated.
Hence, two companies, along with Divisional Commissioner of Revenue Nagpur, Collector Nagpur, other related officials and Dr. A criminal petition has been filed by Talathi and legal expert Vinod Khobragade in Hon’ble Special District and Sessions Court Varora to take criminal action against 24 accused as officials of Babasaheb Ambedkar Smarak Samiti and to register FIR immediately after thorough investigation and the hearing in this regard is scheduled on 24/07/2024. .
In the second case, a criminal petition has been filed in the court of Dikshabhoomi Nagpur Court of the present Magistrate First Class Varora for criminal action against the culprits of dereliction of duty for 70 years and the hearing is on 30/07/2024.
The exact allegations leveled by the prosecutor Vinod Kumar Khobragade against the revenue officer, police officer, committee officials, companies are as follows.
1) Due to Dikshabhumi, Nagpur incident, Indian Army, Air Force and Navy have been distracted from their duties, which is a crime under Section 353 of the Indian Penal Code.
2) The revenue officer, inspite of the ruling of the Government, has knowingly committed negligence, irresponsibility, recklessness, willful dereliction of duty as per Section 4 of the Scheduled Caste Atrocities Prevention Act.
3) The accused defaced the national monument Dikshabhumi, Nagpur, an offense under section 3 of Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act.
4) Creating enmity between two groups.
5) Creating rift between two groups..
6) Acts which are binding on national unity…
7) Disturbance of peace in the country..
8) Hurting the religious sentiments of the Buddhist community…
9) Attempting to publicize..
10) Trying to spread tension from one class to another.
11) Attempting to create riots in two groups, all this has been done by the accused by creating bogus government record 7/12 and Akheev Patrika property card.
Therefore, Vinod Khobragade says that the criminal petition has been filed against him as a responsible and vigilant citizen due to his dereliction of duty.