Gaikwad, who was arrested on September 16 in connection with the murder of Pansare, is in judicial custody till December 18.
The 392-page charge sheet, filed by police before judicial magistrate R D Dange, mentions a list of 77 witnesses.
Pansare, a veteran CPI leader, and his wife were shot by two unidentified motorcycle-borne persons in Kolhapur in February this year. While his wife survived, Pansare later died in a Mumbai hospital.
Meanwhile,veteran Leftist leaderN D Patil and Pansare's daughter-in-law Medha Pansare today met Kolhapur's new DSP Pradeep Deshpande in connection with the case.
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