The accused allegedly harassed the actor, forcefully applying colors and making inappropriate remarks; police have summoned him for questioning.
March 16, 2025: 🚨 Mumbai: A 29-year-old television actor has filed a molestation complaint against her co-star, alleging that he harassed her while intoxicated during a Holi party hosted by their entertainment company.
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Allegations of Harassment at Rooftop Party
According to the complaint lodged with the police, the actor stated that her colleague was drunk and forcibly put colors on her despite her attempts to avoid him.
She claimed that when she hid behind a stall, the accused followed her, forcibly applied color on her cheeks, and made inappropriate remarks, saying:
💬 “I love you”
💬 “Let’s see who saves you from me.”
Friends Confronted Accused, Case Registered
The actor further alleged that the accused touched her inappropriately, leaving her shocked and distressed. She immediately informed her friends, who confronted the co-star, but he allegedly pushed them aside.
Following the incident, the actor and her friends filed a police complaint, and a case has been registered.
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Police Investigation Underway
📌 The accused has been called for questioning at the police station.
📌 The investigation is ongoing, and further legal action will be taken based on the findings.
The incident has sparked concerns about safety in the entertainment industry, especially during festive gatherings. The police have assured a fair and thorough probe into the matter.
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