Mumbai Police Arrests A Film Producer’s Brother In The Case Of Sexual Harassment – REPORTS

According to reports, Mumbai Police have detained the brother of a filmmaker for sexual harassment. According to reports, the 35-year-old male has been charged under Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

A 35-year-old guy, the sibling of a film producer, was arrested in Mumbai on suspicion of sexually molesting a young actress and requesting sexual benefits in return for gaining her parts. According to Mumbai Police, an FIR was filed at Aarey Police Station under Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code. According to reports, Jyoti Desai, a senior officer from Aarey police, revealed that the detention was conducted after a charge was lodged by a Marathi serial actress.

In the last year, Bollywood has been investigated for a variety of legal issues. The Mumbai Police detained Raj Kundra, an entrepreneur and the husband of actress Shilpa Shetty, in an accused pornography case in July of this year. The businessman, though, was later granted bail. During the research, the crew discovered actress and model Gehana Vashisht’s possible connection.

In August 2021, Mumbai Police reportedly filed a complaint against Vibhu Agarwal, the company’s CEO and manager, for sexually assaulting and abusing a woman. Vibhu is the owner of a digital company and a production company. Apart from him, Anjali Raina, the firm’s national head, was also arrested. Similarly, Yo Yo Honey Singh, an Indian rapper has been mired in controversies after his wife Shalini Talwar filed a complaint accusing him of domestic violence and psychological abuse. Shalini had accused him of “physical, emotional, mental, and verbal assault” on multiple occasions.

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