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Hrithik Roshan & Kangana Ranaut’s Email Controversy To Be Investigated By Crime Intelligence Unit

ZEE5 Web Desk

December 15, 2020

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Hrithik Roshan and Kangana Ranaut’s email controversy is considered to be one of the ugliest feuds the industry had ever witnessed.

Back in 2016, actor Hrithik Roshan had registered a FIR with the Cyber Cell after he received hundreds of emails in 2013 and 2014. The emails were sent from actress Kangana Ranaut’s email ID. The complaint was filed by Hrithik against unknown people under section 419 of IPC r/w 66 C and D. And if the recent reports are to be believed, the case has now been transferred to the Crime Branch CIU (Crime Intelligence Unit).

The new update came after Hrithik’s lawyer Mahesh Jethmalani wrote a letter to the commissioner of police stating that there had been no progress in the investigation of the case. 

Replying to which Kangana tweeted, “His sob story starts again, so many years since our break up and his divorce but he refuses to move on, refuses to date any woman, just when I gather courage to find some hope in my personal life he starts the same drama again, @iHrithik kab tak royega ek chote se affair keliye?”

For those unaware, Hrithik Roshan and Kangana Ranaut’s email controversy is considered to be one of the ugliest feuds the industry had ever witnessed. The actors sent each other a legal notice back in 2016. Hrithik Roshan had also filed a complaint against Ranaut for calling him her ‘silly ex’ in an interview in 2016. Also, it was later revealed that Kangana had sent endless emails to Hrithik during their alleged relationship back in 2014.

The further development also revealed that the emails originated from a US server, and in the absence of data from there, no user could be identified. Later due to the absence of evidence, the police contemplated closing the case. And with new reports, the controversy has once again come to the spotlight.

Stay tuned to Zee5 for more updates.

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