BREAKING: Cleancheat for Prithvi in ​​Sapna Gill case! Mumbai Police’s response was decisive

Indian cricket team opener Prithvi Shaw was involved in a serious case in the month of February. Female model Sapna Gill accused him of beating and misbehaving. Now, after almost four months, the Bombay High Court has given a verdict in this case, and Prithvi has been given a clean chit in this. The court gave this decision after the inquiry conducted by the Mumbai Police and after the answer given.

After an argument in a pub, there was a big fight between these two parties on the streets of Mumbai. In this Prithvi’s friend’s car was attacked by Sapna Gill and her friends. Prithvi filed a complaint with the police. Sapna also accused Prithvi of misbehaving with her on the other side. A case of molestation has also been registered against him. But he got pre-arrest bail. The court then sentenced Sapna and her friends to judicial custody. After getting bail, Mumbai Police conducted further investigation and submitted a report to the court.

In the Mumbai Police report, Prithvi and his friends are innocent and no action should be taken against them. The police had given this report based on the CCTV footage of the place where the entire incident took place as well as the statement of a paramilitary force present at the place. In the jawan’s statement, it was said that Sapna was misbehaving with Prithvi.

What is the whole matter?

Prithvi Shaw had an argument with some people in a night club in Vileparle on the night of 15th February. These people were trying to take a selfie with Prithvi Shaw. However, after Prithvi refused, the eight men attacked his friend’s car with a baseball bat. After that, Shaw and his friend filed a complaint in Oshiwara police station.

(Prithvi Shaw Have Clean Cheat In Sapna Gill Controversy From Mumbai High Court)

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