The Mumbai police registered a fresh FIR against self-styled godwoman Radhe Maa and more than a dozen of her family members as well as associates, based on a complaint filed by TV actress Dolly Bindra, a senior police official said here today
The Mumbai police registered a fresh FIR against self-styled godwoman Radhe Maa and more than a dozen of her family members as well as associates, based on a complaint filed by TV actress Dolly Bindra, a senior police official said here today.
The FIR was registered yesterday by the suburban Borivli police after TV actress Dolly Bindra accused Radhe Maa of intimidation, sexual harassment and voyeurism.
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Radhe Maa
"An offence under Section 294, Section 354, Section 506(2), Section 109, Section 120 B has been registered against Radhe Maa, Sanjiv Gupta, Talli Baba, Bhupendra and others based on TV actress Dolly Bindra's complaint at the Borivli police station," Additional Commissioner of Police (North Region) Fateh Singh Patil said.
The senior police official said that the suburban Borivli police may summon Radhe Maa soon in connection with the fresh FIR registered against her.
In her complaint, TV actress Dolly Bindra has alleged that she used to be a follower of the godwoman who attended her prayer meetings, but found them to be "obscene", adding that the godwoman would "force" Dolly to "get close" to her male devotees.
Dolly Bindra
Earlier, the suburban Kandivli police had registered an FIR against Radhe Maa for alleged dowry harassment in August. However, Radhe Maa has been granted interim relief by the Bombay High Court in that case.
Meanwhile, the Republican Party of India (A) has planned an agitation in Borivli on Friday to protest against the alleged "misdeeds" of Radhe Maa.
Incidentally, two other complaints have been filed earlier against the godwoman at the Borivli police station by advocates Falguni Brahmbhat and Ashok Rajput, alleging "obscenity" and "superstitious acts" respectively.
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