Pawan Singh’s wife reveals he gave her abortion pills and tortured her: 'I took 25 sleeping pills…'

The marital conflict between Bhojpuri actor Pawan Singh and his wife Jyoti Singh has escalated into a public battle. On October 8th, they each presented their perspectives in separate press conferences, exchanging shocking accusations and rebuttals.

Spilling beans on the abortion pills she was given

Speaking to the media in Mumbai, Jyoti Singh detailed disturbing claims about her marriage, alleging repeated administration of abortion pills and emotional and physical abuse. "He says he yearned for a child, but someone who truly wants a child doesn't give his wife medication," she said. "Every time I was given pills. I hadn't revealed many things before, but Pawan Ji has forced me to speak out today. When I objected, he tortured me so much that I took 25 sleeping pills at 2 a.m."

Recounting the night she was hospitalized

"At that time, his brother Ranu Bhaiya, Deepak Bhaiya from his team, and Vicky Ji took me to Bellevue Multispeciality Hospital in Andheri," she recalled. "He used to give me abortion pills," Jyoti alleged, claiming that the repeated trauma affected both her health and mental state.

Befitting response by Pawan Singh

Pawan Singh addressed the media in response, later that evening, refuting Jyoti's claims as biased and overstated. He stated, "Jyoti Singh posted on Instagram that she was coming to Lucknow to meet me. I was aware of her intentions and had informed the administration. We met at the flat with my brothers Hrithik and Dhananjay, while Jyoti was accompanied by her brother and elder sister, Juhi. How I behaved with her — only I, she, and God know that."

He further elaborated that Jyoti refused to depart until their divorce case was settled. "I asked, can a case be fought while living under the same roof? I asked the staff to prepare food she wanted and went to a meeting, leaving my brother to talk to her," he said.

Pawan Singh- For me public is God

Addressing the criticism, Pawan maintained he had no motive to disrespect the public that had supported him. "For me, the public is God. I would never hurt the sentiments of those who helped me reach this position. Jyoti Singh Ji, when you came to my society yesterday, I welcomed you with respect. We spoke for about one and a half hours. Your only demand was that I get you to contest elections, which is beyond my control," he said.

He clarified that contrary to reports, he did not call the police. "Officers were already present from the morning to ensure everything was supervised," he explained.

The ongoing legal dispute has ignited a widespread online discussion, with many advocating for sensitivity while others demand accountability and justice as further details surface.