Investigation: Fraudster Baba Kharat used four different mobile numbers

New shocking revelations have come to light during the investigation in the case of Baba Ashok Kharat, the hypocrite who became controversial in Nashik. Interrogation by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) revealed that Kharat used not one but four different mobile numbers. According to the police, each number was used to keep in touch with different types of people, which further explains his confusing activities. According to the investigation, he used a number to communicate with certain VIPs and influential people. It is suspected that through this medium he maintained contact with some political leaders and influential people. The second number was used by him to communicate with his close devotees and women, many of whom are currently accusing him of exploitation. The third mobile number was used for financial transactions, which are likely to involve donations, money transactions and other financial details, while the fourth number was used for communication with the general public. Also, the investigation is moving in an important direction. It is being reported that Kharat had also trapped a well-known doctor in Nashik. It is suspected that with the help of this doctor he used to give abortion or contraceptive pills to some women. Due to this, now the concerned doctor can also come under the radar of investigation. The SIT is probing the issue in detail and collecting necessary evidence. Kharat is currently in police custody, and his custody is due to end on April 1. He will be produced before the court where the police are likely to seek custody again. More shocking revelations are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses. Despite several complaints of rape. Amid the many allegations of sexual abuse, an important question has arisen as to why so many women have not become pregnant despite being victims. The police are also investigating from a medical angle to answer this question. With the help of the forensic team, the call records, WhatsApp chats and other digital evidence recovered from the mobile phones are being examined.