Karan Mehra Feels Son Kavish Isn’t Safe With Nisha Rawal Anymore: ‘Earlier I Decided To Let Him Live With Nisha, Now I Don’t Know’
Nisha Rawal accused her husband Karan Mehra of domestic violence, however, the latter has denied allegations. Karan has now said that he doesn’t feel that their son Kavish is safe with Nisha anymore
Television actor Karan Mehra was arrested on June 1 after his wife Nisha Rawal filed a complaint against him, accusing him of domestic violence. She alleged that Karan pushed her head against a wall and hurt her head. However, Karan was granted bail a few hours later. Karan, in his interviews, denied the allegations levelled against him, and instead claimed that it was Nisha who banged her forehead on the wall, later pinning the blame on him and accusing him of assaulting her. Karan and Nisha are parents to four-year-old Kavish, and now, Karan has said that he doesn’t feel that their son Kavish is safe with Nisha anymore.
While speaking to ANI, Karan Mehra said that he is really worried about Kavish, and he doesn’t want him to get affected. He also mentioned that he earlier thought he would let Kavish live with Nisha, but now he isn’t sure. “I feel my son is not safe with Nisha anymore. Earlier I happily decided to let Kavish live with Nisha but now I really don't know. I don't want my child to get affected. I am really worried about him. It's heart-breaking to see whatever is happening," said Karan.
Karan Mehra said that Nisha is lying and that he never tried to harm her. He claimed that it was Nisha who suddenly started abusing Karan and his family, and he claimed that she spat on him. “When I told her not to spit, she said, 'ab dekho kya hota', and the very next second she banged her head on a wall,” said Karan.
Meanwhile, during the press conference, Nisha Rawal said that this isn’t the first time that Karan has hit her. She also showed pictures of her bruises, and said, “Sometimes my face went black and blue, sometimes he punched me.”
Image Source: Instagram/Karan Mehra
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