'Go to Raj Thackeray's house for compensation': Rajshree More narrates face-off with MNS leader's son; asks 'where am I safe?'
NEW DELHI: Social media influencer and actor Rajshree More on Monday evening shared details of the incident that has highlighted the hooliganism of MNS in that state.
She accused
Rahil Shaikh
, the 26-year-old son of MNS leader Javed Shaikh, of abusing, threatening, and attempting to assault her after a road accident in Mumbai's Andheri West.
The video posted by More has sparked outrage, in which Shaikh can be seen shirtless and visibly drunk. He hurled threats and slurs at More when she confronted him after his vehicle rammed into hers twice.
"He told me, 'Tujhe pata hai main kaun hoon? Mera baap kaun hai? Main MNS se hoon (Do you know who I am? Who is my father? I belong to MNS),'" More said. "He didn't even bother telling me his name."
"Police supported a lot. When he was abusing me and hurling disgusting slurs at me, he seemed very arrogant.
He abused me even before the Police and tried to even hit me," she said.
She further asked, if her vehicle was hit once, why did he dare to hit it for another time?
"When my vehicle was hit once, he could have left. Why was it twice? My vehicle is very famous. People know me and my vehicle. So, why was just my vehicle targeted, and why was it an MNS person inside the vehicle?"
She alleged that Shaikh asked her to seek compensation from Raj Thackeray's residence.
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"He told me to go to Raj Thackeray's residence and ask for compensation of losses from there," she said.
"I was targeted because, despite being a Maharashtrian, I raised my voice for people from different backgrounds who come here to work hard. I had urged them not to torture them and let them continue their work. They called me 'Vibhishan'. I respect everyone. Mumbai brings everyone together. Maharashtra belongs to everyone, and that is why I raised my voice," she added.
She further alleged that around MNS workers came and demanded an apology from her. "Ek Marathi ladki ko hi ye Marathi waale target kar rahe hain. They had threatened to break down my studio if I did not apologise. I am scared of these people. Where am I safe?"
Rahil Shaikh was later booked for allegedly threatening and abusing More in an inebriated condition, a police official said.
"Rahil Shaikh was booked under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for outraging the modesty of a woman and other offences as well as drunken driving and other violations under Motor Vehicles Act. He was allowed to go after being served a notice, while his car has been seized," the official said.
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