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The woman who accused Maharashtra Minister Dhananjay Munde of rape has withdrawn her police complaint, reacting to the development, NCP chief Sharad Pawar said it seems the party’s decision to wait for the truth to come out after rape allegations were levelled against Munde was right.
The woman told the investigating officer that she is taking back the complaint against Munde, but did not cite any reason, the police official said.
The police asked the complainant to submit a notorised affidavit in this regard, he said.
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The woman had approached the police with the complaint against the Social Justice Minister (45) on January 11, accusing him of rape and sexual assault on the pretext of marriage in 2006.
Munde, a senior NCP leader from Beed district, has denied the rape charges and dubbed them has an attempt to blackmail him.
The minister, however, has admitted that he was in a relationship with the complainant woman’s sister.
As the complaint came to light, the opposition BJP demanded Munde’s resignation from the cabinet.
