Asim Riaz Issues LEGAL NOTICE To Bhavya Singh For Claiming He Was Physically VIOLENT Towards Himanshi Khurana

The controversy involving Asim Riaz and Himanshi Khurana has now taken a legal turn. Bigg Boss 13 fame Asim has reportedly sent a legal notice to former Splitsvilla contestant and social media influencer Bhavya Singh over comments she made while discussing him and his equation with Himanshi.

The development comes after Bhavya made certain allegations and remarks about the former couple, which went viral on social media and became a talking point among their followers. Asim has now chosen to address the matter through legal channels rather than respond to the claims publicly.

News18 has reported that Asim’s legal representatives have served a cease and desist notice in connection with the statements. His legal team has reportedly taken objection to the remarks and considers some of them to be potentially defamatory or actionable under the law.

Commenting on the notice, Advocate Suhail Shariff, Partner at Falcon Legal, said, ‘Our client will not permit any defamatory or legally actionable statements against him. A formal cease-and-desist notice has been issued, and appropriate legal action shall follow in case of non-compliance.’

As per the report, the notice allows the recipients 72 hours to comply with the demands. If there is no compliance within the given period, Asim’s legal team could proceed with further legal action before the appropriate courts and authorities.

The legal development comes at a time when Asim and Himanshi’s former relationship has once again become a subject of public discussion. Himanshi had recently spoken about her past relationship with Asim, while subsequent comments and reactions from different people have continued to fuel the conversation online.

With the notice now issued, the matter has moved beyond social media discourse. Asim has also reportedly retained the right to pursue any claims or remedies available to him under the law, leaving the possibility of further legal proceedings open if the matter is not resolved within the stipulated timeframe.