A case has been registered against Nilesh Chavan, a known goon and maternal cousin of Vaishnavi Hagawane's husband, for cruelty towards Vaishnavi's 10-month-old baby. The baby was found in Chavan's custody after Vaishnavi's tragic death.
PuneVaishnavi HagawaneNilesh ChavanChild CrueltyJuvenile Justice ActReal Estate NewsMay 24, 2025
The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 is a comprehensive law in India aimed at the care, protection, development, and rehabilitation of children in need. It also provides for the adjudication and disposal of matters relating to children in conflict with the law.
Nilesh Chavan is a known goon and the maternal cousin of Shashank Hagawane, the husband of Vaishnavi Hagawane. He is currently accused of cruelty towards Vaishnavi’s 10-month-old baby.
After Vaishnavi's death, her 10-month-old baby was found in the custody of Nilesh Chavan. The baby was later handed over to Vaishnavi’s parents at the Mhalunge Police Chowky.
Nilesh Chavan has been charged under Sections 75 and 87 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, for cruelty towards Vaishnavi Hagawane's baby.
Ajit Pawar is the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra. He revealed that the child had reportedly been subjected to cruelty in the Vaishnavi Hagawane case.
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