The Maharashtra Congress and ally Sharad Pawar's faction of Nationalist Congress Party have been hit by corruption allegations on the eve of the crucial state elections. A retired police officer, Ravindranath Patil,

The BJP released the audio clip of a conversation purportedly featuring Supriya Sule MP and Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole wherein she claimed to be trading Bitcoin to fund the poll campaign

Supriya Sule and Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole filed complaints with the ECI and the police against former IPS officer Ravindranath Patil and the BJP.

Ajit Pawar claims the authenticity of voice notes linked to alleged bitcoin manipulation for Maharashtra elections, while Supriya Sule denies the allegations, calling them AI-generated and false.

Speaking to news agency ANI, former IPS officer alleged that Amitabh Gupta, then commissioner of police, Pune, and Bhagyashri Nautake, then deputy commissioner of police handling the cyber crime investigations were involved in the misappropriation of bitcoins, which are eventually being used by the two political leaders.

The Maharashtra government will order a probe and truth will come out, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar said today when asked about allegations of bitcoin fraud against his cousin and Lok Sabha MP Supriya Sule.

Supriya Sule denies Bitcoin scam allegations, files defamation case, while Ajit Pawar promises investigation into audio clip claims.

Supriya Sule said that she is prepared to engage in a public discussion with any BJP representative at a time and place of their choosing.

Former IPS officer Ravindra Patil's allegations of Bitcoin scam money funding polls sparked a political war in Maharashtra. Supriya Sule denied the allegations and filed defamation and criminal cases.

SCP MP, refuted allegations of using bitcoin for funding the Maharashtra Assembly elections, calling them "lies and fake." She filed complaints with cybercrime and for criminal defamation against BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi.