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Singer Abhijeet booked for molestation

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The incident happened at the Lokhandwala Durga Puja pandal of which Abhijeet was one of the organisers and the victim had come there to watch singer Kailash Kher’s performance.

Mumbai: Do you remember Abhijeet? Yes, the singer and yes the guy who was lashed out at by the public for his insensitive tweets? Yes, he’s in trouble yet again, this time being accused of molestation.

A woman has accused controversial singer Abhijeet Bhattacharya of abusing and molesting her following which an FIR was slapped against him late Thursday night at the Oshiwara police station.

The incident happened at the Lokhandwala Durga Puja pandal of which Abhijeet was one of the organisers and the victim had come there to watch singer Kailash Kher’s performance.

Due to overcrowding she had to leave her seat and stand up to watch the show, which is when she felt Abhijeet touching her inappropriately. After she vociferously objected to his misconduct and asked to be taken to the officials to complaint, the singer threatened her of ‘consequences’.

Meanwhile, an FIR has been lodged against Abhijeet under Section 354 A (Molestation) 506 & 34 of the IPC.

The singer has however refuted all charges saying he is being targeted. He further asserted that all the charges were false and baseless and that he did not even know the woman.

 

(with inputs from ANI)

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