Zareen Khan Mobbed In Aurangabad, Police Resort To Lathi Charge – Shocking Video Inside
Things went out of control in Aurangabad when Zareen Khan was mobbed. So much so that the police had no option but to use lathi charge to get rid of hooligans
Zareen Khan reached Aurangabad for a store launch this afternoon, but little did she know what lay in store for her. As soon as the actress approached the venue, a crowd of hundreds gathered. However, that’s not the worst bit. The mob went out of control within seconds and the police had to resort to lathi charge.
The shocking video clearly shows how the Zareen Khan’s car is stuck between hundreds. The clip also has a certain lady shouting at the mob asking them to leave and not ruin the positive environment. The incident took place a couple of hours ago. Watch the video:
On December 12, Zareen had made news when a biker rammed into her car in Goa. The rider, Nitesh Goral (31) died on the spot as his head hit the divider and he was without a helmet. A complaint has been filed at Anjuna Police Station for negligent driving. Before that, the actress had made headlines when she filed a FIR against her ex-manager Anjali Atha for allegedly saying nasty things to her over a monetary dispute.
Sources from Khar Police Station had told us, “The manger worked with the complainant for 3-4 months and has some monetary dispute. They exchanged several messages and, in one of them, she has used foul language and crossed the lines of decency as per the complainant. We are yet to ascertain the facts given by complainant and as per the demands of investigation we will summon her. The case has been registered under section 509 (Word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman) of IPC. We are investigating the matter.” She also gave us an exclusive interview telling us about what transpired between her and Anjali and why she feels that being a Good Samaritan backfired on her.
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