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Fake Postal Packages Sent To Manoj Jarange, Supriya Sule In Suspended Beed Prison Constable's Name

Beed: The Beed District Central Jail has once again come into the spotlight after unidentified persons allegedly sent confidential postal packages to Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange and NCP-SP MP Supriya Sule using the forged identity of a suspended prison constable. The employee, identified as Sudhakar Mundhe, a constable at the Beed District Central Jail, was suspended a few days ago over…

Fake Postal Packages Sent To Manoj Jarange, Supriya Sule In Suspended Beed Prison Constable's Name

Beed District Central Jail has recently drawn attention once more in an unusual case. Fraudsters allegedly sent confidential postal packages to activist Manoj Jarange and NCP-SP MP Supriya Sule, using the forged identity of a suspended prison constable named Sudhakar Mundhe. The constable, suspended recently for administrative errors, lodged a formal complaint with the District Superintendent of Police and Shivajinagar police station.

Large envelopes marked "confidential" with Mundhe's name were posted from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, but delivery could not be completed due to incomplete address details. Mundhe, unaware of the parcels, was contacted by phone and asked to collect them. He denied any involvement, and police sent photos of the parcels to him via WhatsApp.

Mundhe reported the incident to Superintendence of Police Navneet Kanwat and requested a thorough investigation. Police Inspector Sheetalkumar Ballal confirmed that an inquiry is underway and that legal action will be taken once the facts are verified. Authorities are now tracing the source of the parcels sent from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar to identify the individual responsible for the forgery.

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