In a viral video, a man claimed that Raveena’s driver hit his mother, and when questioned, started assaulting her. The man claimed the incident happened when he was walking with his mother, sister, and niece near the actor’s house.According to the latest reports, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Rajtilak Roshan of Zone 9 said that the complaint was “false”.
“The complainant gave a false complaint in the alleged video. We checked the entire CCTV footage of the society and found that the actress’s driver was reversing the car from the road into the society when this family was crossing the same lane. The family stopped the car and told the driver that he should check if people were behind the car before reversing and an argument started between them,” the DCP said to Instantbollywood, as reported by ANI.
According to the Khar police official, CCTV footage from the vicinity of the Khar-based building, where the incident occurred, showed that women were in close proximity to the actor’s car but were not struck by it.
When the argument got heated, Raveena came to the spot to check on her driver and tried to protect him from the mob. The duo went to the Khar police station to file complaints but subsequently withdrew them.
“This argument escalated into abusive language, and actress Raveena Tandon arrived at the spot to check what had happened with her driver. The actress tried to protect the driver from the mob; however, the mob started abusing her. Both Raveena Tandon and the family went to the Khar police station and gave written complaints. Later, they both also submitted letters stating they did not want to register any complaints,” DCP Rajtilak Roshan explained.
The DCP further stated, “Nobody was injured in this incident.” He also confirmed, “The car did not hit anyone. The actress was not drunk.”
In another screenshot shared by Raveena, the Mumbai Police was quoted saying to an online portal that both parties denied making any complaints.
“Tandon’s driver was trying to reverse the car to park it, and three people from a family felt that they would get hit. After the argument, both parties left, and later, police reached the spot and questioned Tandon’s staff. The other party was also called to the Police station. Both parties denied making any complaints,” Mumbai Police was quoted as saying.
The post mentioned that the police statement came after the video of the incident went viral across social media platforms where Raveena Tandon is requesting people to calm down and can also be heard saying ‘don’t hit me.’
There were accusations of her and her driver being drunk which were denied by Police as ‘false allegations’, it said.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Raveena recently wowed the audiences with her compelling performance in the courtroom drama ‘Patna Shuklla’, alongside co-stars late Satish Kaushik and Manav Vij. In the coming months, she will be seen in ‘Welcome 3’. The star-studded cast includes Akshay Kumar, Sanjay Dutt, Arshad Warsi, Disha Patani, Lara Dutta, and Paresh Rawal.
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