Bapu biru vategaonkar biography of mahatma

  • Bapu Biru Vategaonkar (1922-2018) was an Indian Social worker and youth idol.
  • His name was Bapu Biru Vategaonkar.
  • Vategaonkar, who was once a dacoit and accused of killing over 10 persons, was underground for 23 years, before being arrested in 1983.

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    Sangli's 'Robin Hood' Bapu Biru Vategaonkar Dies At 96

    Bapu Biru Vategaonkar, known for his "Robin Hood" image in the hinterland of Sangli district in western Maharashtra, today passed away following a brief illness.

     

     

    The 96-year-old breathed his last at a hospital in Sangli district, family sources said.

     

    Vategaonkar, who was once a dacoit and accused of killing over 10 persons, was underground for 23 years, before being arrested in 1983. He served time in various jails and was released in 2004.

     

    "I am not repentant of killing more than 10 people in the past as I killed them because they were exploiting the poor and the common people were the victims of their atrocities," Vategaonkar had told this correspondent five years ago.

     

    After his stint in jail, Vategaonkar had transformed into a saintly individual who conducted religious discourses, preached to the people on how to stay away from vices like alc

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