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Pune: Former Minister of State Eknath Khadse’s son-in-law Pranjal Khwalkar and six others, including two others, were arrested, a Pune police team claimed to bust a house party on Sunday, which was in a flat in a Khardi studio from the Pune-Ahmednagar highway, where cocaine, marijuana and hookah pots were used.The police later took Khwalakar, who is the husband of an MD (medicine) and Rohini Khadse, who is the head of the State Women’s Wing of NCP (SP), and others at the Sassoon General Hospital for medical test and then at her bungalow in Hadapsar where the source of discoveries was done as part of an investigation.A police officer said, “One of the articles seized from a laptop, three pen drives and a hard disk bungalow,” said a police officer.Khewalkar and others were produced before Judicial Magistrate First Class NS BARI, who ordered their custodial remand until Tuesday.Pune Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar told TOI, “Our crime branch team reached the flat after a tip-off and detained seven persons, including Khwalkar, who were found partying there. The team confiscated cocaine (2.5 grams), marijuana (70 grams), hookah flavor and many liquor bottles.”Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime) Manoj Pingale said, “The seized drugs, hookah utensils and taste will be sent to the forensic laboratory for further examination.”Police identified other persons as Nikhil Poptani (35), a cigarette businessman from Hadapsar, Sameer Syed (41), a hardware businessman at Nibm Road, Shripad Yadav (27), Akurdi, a builder from Sachin Bhombay (42), who Vagoli (22), Ishhan (22), a Buarter (22). Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime) Nikhil Pingale said. He said that Khwelkar has a practice in Jalgaon and lives in Hudapsar.A case has been registered with the Khardi police for crimes under the intoxicating drugs and psychotropic substances (NDPS) Act and Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act (COTPA).Pingale said, “Khwalkar booked three suites for three days between Friday and Sunday at the studio apartment. They paid for them. Three other women were to reach the flat, but left when the police action started. Through a party circle, men and women know each other. ,Medical Superintendent of Sasoon General Hospital, Dr. Yalapa Jadhav said, “Seven people, two women and five men were brought to the hospital for casualties for medical examination and sample for the consumption of alcohol and drugs at 6.15 am on Sunday. Two had consumed alcohol according to the primary examination by the CMO. Blood and urine samples were collected and handed over to the police.”Sunday afternoon, when TOI visited the apartment, the staff members said that two -storey buildings have 34 suites. Rooms breakfast and dinner inclusive, are available from Rs 2,000 to Rs 4,500. “Many people go to the apartment daily, and we give them rooms after taking photocopies of their ID card,” an employee said.In the court, prosecutor Priyanka Vengurlekar presented that the police needed seven days of custody to check the source of drugs including cocaine and marijuana, and to find out if an organized gang was involved in illegal sales of banned substances and if the accused had any inter-state drug network.“Two accused arrested are habitual criminals as they have registered cases against him in the past” he said.Khwalakar’s lawyer Vijay Singh Thombare presented that the arrest was politically motivated. He said, “The police in civil clothing had made previous efforts to implicate my customer at two different places, and CCTV footage from both sites supports the claim,” he said.Advocate Abid Mulani presented two other accused representing, “The police failed to provide the basis of arrest to the accused at the time of their detention, which is in a direct violation of Section 50 of the CRPC, which suggests that the arrested persons should be made aware of the ground in such arrest.”Advocate Sachin Zalte, who was present for co-accused Shripad Yadav, said that the police had failed to mention the quantity of cocaine seized from the accused in his arrest report. The lapse is important, because under the current law, occupation of less than two grams is qualified as a bailable offense.The court, while providing two -day custody, said that allegations of illegal arrests could be taken in later hearing.