Devon Ke Dev Mahadev fame actor Mohit Raina has recently filed a complaint against four people including actress Sara Sharma who allegedly started `Mohit Bachao (Save Mohit)` campaign on social media. Goregaon police has registered an FIR against four accused, including Sara Sharma.
Following a court order, the police registered a complaint against Mohit Raina. Actress Sara Sharma had claimed that Mohit Raina's life was in danger.According to the police, the four people have spread rumours saying Mohit's life is in danger just like late actor Sushant Singh Rajput. Goregaon police DCP Chaitanya said that on June 6, Goregaon police had registered a case against actress Sara Sharma and four others under section 156 of the CRPC and section 384 of the IPC on a court order.
"Right now, I am fighting a legal battle," actor Mohit Raina said in an interview.An FIR has now been lodged following the court order. The matter will be heard in the Bombay High Court. He said he could not comment further as the case was in court.
Actress Sara Sharma had claimed that Mohit Raina's life was in danger. I'm trying to save him. Sara Sharma is a struggling actress. She has worked in Telugu cinema industry. A few days ago, Sara Sharma said that Mohit's life is in danger. He can commit suicide like Sushant Singh Rajput. However, actor Mohit Raina had rejected Sara's claim. Mohit and his family came forward and said that Mohit is completely healthy and well.
Sara had also started a campaign called Mohit Bachao on social media. The actress had written in her post that Mohit Raina has become like actor Sushant Singh Rajput. He can commit suicide at any time. Mohit and his family had rejected Sara Sharma's claim after the post went viral on social media. Mohit reached Borivali court in the case. Police have registered a case against actress Sara Sharma following a court order. Along with Sara Sharma, Mohit had lodged a complaint against Ashiv Sharma, Parveen Sharma and Mithilesh Tiwari at the Goregaon police station.Police have registered a case against the four on charges of intimidation, conspiracy, extortion and spreading false information.