Kamaal R Khan get bail in a molestation case
Kamaal R Khan has been released on bail in a molestation case but will remain in prison for old tweets.
A Mumbai court granted bail to Kamaal R Khan, also known as KRK, in a molestation case. He will, however, remain imprisoned in connection with his previous tweets about Akshay Kumar and other Bollywood celebrities.
According to reports, Kamaal R Khan, known as KRK, was grant bail by a Mumbai court on Tuesday. Versova police arrested the former actor and film critic concerning a molestation case filed against him in 2021.
The Borivali metropolitan magistrate court is expect to hear KRK’s bail application in the 2020 case on Wednesday.
On August 30, KRK was arrest at Mumbai airport for old tweets. And taken into judicial custody by the Borivali magistrate court.
According to a PTI report, the Versova police took KRK into custody in the molestation case on Sunday and brought him before the Bandra court. In his bail application to the Bandra magistrate court. Kamaal stated that the contents of the First Information Report (FIR) practically did not match the alleged molestation incident.
According to PTI, his lawyers testified in court that the FIR was file 18 months. After the incident and only after the victim’s friend asked her to do so. He also claimed that the section of the Indian Penal Code invoked against KRK was bailable. The court accepted KRK’s plea. According to reports, the molestation case against KRK was file in June 2021 on the complaint of a 27-year-old woman. The complainant claimed that KRK summoned her to his Versova bungalow under the guise of offering her the lead role in a film.
According to PTI, police said KRK’s tweets in 2020 were communal and targeted Bollywood celebrities. Taapsee Pannu and filmmaker Hansal Mehta recently spoke out about KRK’s anti-film industry tweet. “They’ve slammed every one of my films. Because they don’t get paid from me because I don’t send any of those things that require you to write nice things about me. And I don’t really acknowledge their presence. “People who eat away and destroy the very fibre of the base they are standing on, like Deepak (termites”),” Taapsee had said.
