Ramnathi: Pune Police have followed the trail of the murder case of anti-superstition activist Dr Narendra Dabholkar to an ashram in Goa. According to reports from IBNLive, the police team on Wednesday visited the Sanatan Sanstha Ashram at Ramnathi in Goa where they are questioning the members. Dabholkar, who led a campaign against anti-superstition, was shot dead in Pune on August 20. Dabholkar was shot dead while on a morning walk near the Omkareshwar temple. [caption id=“attachment_1067767” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Mourners paying their respect to Dr. Dabholkar after his murder. AFP. [/caption] Dabholkar was the editor of a weekly titled Sadhana. Four rounds were fired and he succumbed to bullet injuries in the Sassoon Hospital. Dabholkar was at the forefront of a campaign to persuade the Maharashtra government to pass an anti-superstition and black magic Bill.
Pune Police have taken the trail of the murder case of anti-superstition activist Dr Narendra Dabholkar to a ashram in Goa.
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