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A number of photos of Rakhi Sawant admitted to a hospital surfaced on the web some days in the past. Now, her ex Adil Khan has instructed Information18 that Rakhi has been creating ‘drama’ intentionally to flee jail sentence. Adil had filed a case towards Rakhi for allegedly leaking their personal, sexually express movies. (Additionally learn: No aid to Rakhi Sawant in estranged husband’s case for leaking personal movies)
The report additionally provides that Rakhi has been booked for offences underneath Sections 500, 504 and 34, pertaining to defamation and complicity in prison intent respectively of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) together with Part 67(A) of the Info and Expertise Act (IT Act) for electronically disseminating sexually express materials.
What Adil mentioned
Adil has now mentioned, “There aren’t any medical studies. Medical doctors haven’t mentioned something. We don’t know which hospital she is in. If it’s a coronary heart assault, I feel sufferers typically want oxygen masks however she (Rakhi Sawant) doesn’t have that too. She is doing this solely as a result of she has to give up to cops quickly. That is solely a drama to flee going to jail.”
There have been additionally claims by Rakhi’s ex Ritesh Raj Singh that medical doctors have discovered a tumour in her uterus after Rakhi was admitted to the hospital. As a response to this declare, Adil mentioned, “There’s nothing like this. Once I was in a relationship with Rakhi, she underwent full physique checks. She had no downside.”
Extra particulars
Adil married Bigg Boss 12’s Somi Khan earlier this 12 months in March. Sharing the pictures, they captioned the put up, “Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem. We’re overjoyed to announce that by the grace of Allah, we now have solemnized our Nikkah in a easy and exquisite ceremony.”
Final 12 months, Rakhi had introduced her marriage to Adil. A number of weeks later, she filed an FIR towards him, accusing him of home violence, mishandling funds and torturing her. Adil was arrested in February final 12 months.
