Sherlyn Chopra accuses Raj Kundra of sexual assault
In another twist in the Mumbai porn film case, actress Sherlyn Chopra has accused Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty's husband Raj Kundra of sexually assaulting her.
The Mumbai crime branch’s property cell had summoned Sherlyn Chopra to appear before them on July 27 to record her statement in connection to the porn film case involving Raj Kundra, who is currently in 14-day judicial custody.
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Sherlyn Chopra had applied to the Mumbai Sessions Court for anticipatory bail in the Mumbai porn film case, fearing arrest like co-accused Raj Kundra. She claimed that she was the first one to share information with the Cyber Cell of the Mumbai Police in March 2021 about Raj Kundra’s company Armsprime that led to his arrest. She was granted anticipatory bail in the Mumbai porn film case on Tuesday.
Sherlyn had issued an FIR against Raj Kundra in April 2021 of sexual assault. In her complaint, Sherlyn had alleged that in early 2019, Raj Kundra had called her business manager with the idea of “The Sherlyn Chopra App”, saying that the content she would upload on social media was free, but she could monetise it via a customised app. The actress further alleged that post their meeting on March 27, 2019, Kundra showed up “unannounced" at her place, owing to a heated argument over a text.
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The actress alleged that Raj Kundra began “kissing" her even though she “resisted". Sherlyn claimed that Raj Kundra allegedly told her that his relationship with his wife, actress Shilpa Shetty, was “complicated" and he was “stressed most of the time." Sherlyn alleged that she asked him to stop as she was “scared". She eventually managed to push him and rushed into the washroom, the complaint stated.
Meanwhile, a Mumbai court on Wednesday rejected Raj Kundra’s bail plea in a case related to the alleged creation of pornographic films and publishing them through some apps.
-PTC News
