The difficulties of Sanjay Raut increased, the High Court ordered an inquiry on the complaint of chasing the woman

In the case of Sanjay Raut Bombay High Court on Tuesday

Directed the Mumbai Police Commissioner to probe the allegations of a 36-year-old woman who had said that she was chased and tortured by some people at the behest of Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut and her husband.

Justice S.S. Shinde and Justice N.J. Jamdar’s division bench directed the police commissioner to submit a report in the matter to the court on June 24.

The petition was filed in February this year in which the woman, a psychologist by profession,

had claimed that she was being chased and harassed by some unidentified men

at the behest of Rajya Sabha member Raut and her estranged husband.

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The woman’s lawyer Abha Singh told the court on Tuesday that

her client was recently arrested in a non-cognizable case after she filed a petition alleging that she obtained a fake PhD degree.

“The petitioner is in jail for ten days.

The entire police machinery is after him ever since he filed the petition in the High Court.

This is malicious and retaliatory action.

” The court said that the petitioners can file a separate petition challenging their arrest.

“We direct the Commissioner of Police to inquire into the complaints made in the petition and take appropriate steps,” the bench said.

The Commissioner of Police should give a report in this matter on June 24.

The woman has alleged in the petition that she had made three complaints in 2013 and 2018 but no action was taken against the accused.

When the petition was heard in March, Raut’s lawyer Prasad Dhakefalkar had opposed it and denied all the allegations.

He said that the petitioner is like the daughter of a Shiv Sena leader.