Complaint registered against Rakhi Sawant
Express news service : Sat Oct 06 2012, 01:40 hrs
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The Oshiwara police registered a non-cognizable offence against actor Rakhi Sawant. A 31-year-old fashion designer approached the police alleging that Sawant had verbally abused her when she called asking about her payment on Friday.
Pooja Shukla, in her complaint, claimed that she had been designing clothes for Sawant for the past two years. She said that three months ago, she made 40 dresses for the actor, costing Rs 1.2 lakh, for which Sawant had not paid.
"We have registered a non-cognizable complaint under Sections 504 for intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace and 506 for criminal intimidation under the Indian Penal Code based on Shukla's claim," said senior police inspector D Rupawate.
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