Ayesha Khan Detained Video: Actress Ayesha Khan, who was seen in the song ‘Shararat’ from Ranveer Singh’s film ‘Dhurandhar’, has been detained by Mumbai Police. Ayesha Khan herself has told this by posting a video on her Instagram. Ayesha has made a video while being detained in the police station, in which she has explained in detail about the entire incident. In another video, the police is seen forcefully detaining him and dragging him into a van. Ayesha had gone to Dadar in Mumbai with her friends and brother, where a protest was called against the NEET paper leak and lathi charge on students in Delhi.
Ayesha Khan has also shared the video of herself being detained. In the caption he has written, he has asked, “Since when did standing on the road become a crime?” It is seen in the video that the police is trying to force her into the van and Ayesha is repeatedly asking why she is being made to sit inside. Some of her friends are also opposing her detention. On asking questions, a person in plain uniform says that 144 (section) is applicable here, you cannot come here. In the video, Ayesha can be heard saying, “You can’t take me inside, sir.” Further she says angrily, “You are speaking very well, you should feel ashamed sir.”
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Ayesha Khan told her ordeal
In her video released from the police station, Ayesha Khan says, “I am at Worli police station right now. We wanted to be a part of a protest in support of NEET students, which was going to happen in Dadar at 4 pm. And as soon as we reached, we just stood on the road, we didn’t even start anything, didn’t say anything, didn’t raise any slogan, nothing. I had just reached there. One sir came and he said you can’t protest. We said okay.” Sir, what other way is there? When they put my brother and my friends in the van, I had no idea where to go and what to do. I had never come to this area before.
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Police did not answer Ayesha’s questions
Ayesha further says, “I and my two friends were just standing there. 15-20 policemen, including 10 men and about 5 women, came and started putting us in the van.” Ayesha said that she kept asking why we were being put in the van. We were just standing on the road. He said that the police did not give any answer to his questions. He told that four-five women (police) pulled me and put me in the van.
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