Pune City Police have confirmed that lavani artist Gautami Patil was not present in the car involved in a serious accident near Wadgaon Bridge on September 30.
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No, according to Pune City Police, Gautami Patil was not in the car involved in the accident near Wadgaon Bridge on September 30.
A car linked to lavani artist Gautami Patil allegedly rear-ended an autorickshaw, critically injuring the driver, Samaji Margale, around 5:15 AM on September 30 near Wadgaon Bridge.
Police have registered a case against the car’s driver based on a complaint by Margale’s relatives. They are conducting a thorough investigation to determine the circumstances of the accident.
Margale’s family met Maharashtra Higher Education Minister Chandrakant Patil, seeking justice and financial help. The minister instructed the police to ensure a transparent investigation.
The injured driver, Samaji Margale, is currently receiving treatment at Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital. His condition is critical, and the family is seeking support for medical expenses.

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