Raja Chaudhary assaulted Bigg Boss 4 winner, Shweta Tiwari, for a fourth time yesterday
Cops reached the end of their tether after Bigg Boss 4 winner Shweta Tiwari lodged a fourth complaint against husband Raja Chaudhary the TV actor infamous for beating up his actor wife and mauling and abusing a number of people for the same old reason.
Fed up with Chaudhary's terror tactics, a team of senior police officers at Malad police station has decided to extern the actor from the city, after he allegedly barged in Shweta's house to assault her, again.
Malad police station has decided to extern the actor from the city
Senior Inspector R Prabhu of Malad police station said, "Raja Chaudhary forcefully entered Shweta's house and assaulted her and her friend Abhinav Kohli."
He added, "As per court order, Raja is not supposed to go to Shweta's residence. But he breached the order. We have booked him for assaulting, trespassing, and abusing Shweta and Kohli.
He already has a number of cases against him, some at Oshiwara police station. And now we will extern him."
Shweta, who approached the police last morning, said, she needed police protection as Raja has been doing this as a routine.
The fourth and the latest complaint lodged by Shweta claims that Raja came to her residence at Shiv Shakti society at Chincholi Bunder in Malad at around 1 am on Tuesday.
"According to Shweta, Raja abused them, as he wanted to take their daughter with him," Prabhu added. Now, Raja is all set to be a tadipar, thanks to the number of cases piling up against him.
Before this, he had created a ruckus at Shweta's house in October, when she was an inmate at the Big Boss house. He had also slapped Kohli and abused Shweta's mother.
Raja, meanwhile, is absconding. "Policemen had gone to search for him at his Lokhandwala residence, but he has fled," Prabhu said.
Incidentally, Raja was detained last year at Sao Paola, Argentina, where he was shooting for a reality show. Allegedly, he was profane to his fellow contestants while inebriated.
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Tadipar
Tadipar actually means externment from the city. The word originated after members of the underworld were forced to live out of the city by law enforcement authorities, because of their unlawful activities, a measure to curb crime.
