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Maha: MLA Gaikwad levels serious allegation against moneylender from Buldhana

Buldhana, June 21 (UNI) Shiv Sena (Shinde) MLA Sanjay Gaikwada made a serious allegation on Saturday that a moneylender from Tarapur Borkhed village in the district who was involved in illegal moneylendeing business has forcefully sold a tribal debtor's daughter in Rajasthan for non-repayment of loan.
Addressing press conference here, he alleged that a moneylender harassed and oppressed the tribal community and the said debtor belonged to the tribal community.
He alleged that in this tribal village, moneylenders are grabbing the farmers' fields.
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