Footprint-Aadhaar link for every stone at the Delhi protest site

Footprint-Aadhaar link for every stone at the Delhi protest site; Rahul Gandhi, too, will have to provide evidence – Minister Chandrakant Patil’s sensational claim
Kolhapur: Higher and Technical Education Minister Chandrakant Patil has claimed that the police report regarding the Delhi protests is staggering in its details. Speaking at a press conference organized by the BJP, he stated that the police have conducted a detailed analysis of the crimes in which the individuals detained during the protests were involved. Footprints found on every stone at the site can be linked to Aadhaar data. Consequently, when trading allegations, both the police and Rahul Gandhi will be required to present evidence.
BJP office-bearers, including MLA Amal Mahadik, District President Vijay Jadhav, Nathaji Patil, and Mahesh Jadhav, were present on the occasion. Patil also highlighted that the Maharashtra government has provided significant relief to farmers through loan waivers and electricity bill waivers.
**Rise in those making baseless claims**
When asked about Raju Shetti’s allegation of a scam in the electricity bill waiver scheme, Patil remarked, "Currently, there is a rise in the number of people in the country and the state who make baseless claims. They allege a scam, while we maintain that no scam took place." Regarding the Gokul elections, he noted that the authority has approached the Supreme Court seeking an extension; if the Court rejects the request, the election will have to be conducted despite the logistical challenges.
**Stopping the sale of spurious milk is a fact**
When asked about complaints regarding Munde, the Minister said, "If the complaints are genuine, the Chief Minister will take cognizance of them. However, regarding the milk issue, it is a fact that this man put a stop to the sale of spurious milk."
**Internal friction in Ichalkaranji is a 'storm in a teacup'**
Commenting on the internal dispute within the BJP in Ichalkaranji, Patil said, "When two active individuals work together, differences of opinion are bound to arise. The head of the family calls them in, a solution is found, and ultimately, it turns out to be nothing more than a storm in a teacup."