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Prithvi Shaw (Source - Twitter)
Indian cricketer Prithvi Shaw is once again in the headlines. He got involved in a brawl and was attacked by some people outside a five-star hotel in Mumbai. The argument started after Shaw denied taking selfies and it quickly escalated into a fight with a baseball bat and a car chase in Mumbai.
The video is getting viral on social media in which a scuffle can be clearly seen between Shaw and a girl. At the same time, there is talk of an attack on the car of Shaw's friend (Ashish Yadav). However, the police have registered a case against the accused. It is being told that a scuffle took place while taking a selfie with Shaw.
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According to Shaw's friend, Prithvi Shaw had left for home in another car from the hotel, as some people broke the glasses of his car, they saw that a white colored car and three bikes were following them. Oshiwara Police have booked eight people. Among them, some names were Sana, Alias, Sapna Gill, and Shobhit Thakur.
Prithvi Shaw was carrying a stick in his hands: Nandita Jha
Journalist, Nandita Jha also shared the video with a caption: “A woman has alleged she was physically assaulted by Prithvi Shaw and her friends. Sana, alias, Sapna Gill, one of the 8 people booked by the Oshiwara Police in Mumbai, alleged Prithvi Shaw was carrying a stick in hand when he and his friends assaulted the woman.”
According to media reports, the accused threatened Shaw's friend that if he wanted to suppress the case, he would have to pay him Rs 50,000, and if he did not do so, he would implicate him in a false case. At the same time, after this accident, Prithvi's friends reached the Oshiwara police station with a broken glass car. However, on the basis of his complaint, the police have registered a case against Sapna Gill and Shobit Thakur. According to the police, a case has been registered against the accused under sections 384,143, 148,149, 427,504, and 506 of IPC and an investigation has been started.