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Six-day remand for businessman held after Zeenat Aman s rape complaint (Lead)

23 Mar 2018

Mumbai March 23 (IANS) A Mumbai-based businessman was arrested after a leading actress of yesteryears Zeenat Aman lodged a complaint accusing him of rape cheating and forgery a top police officer said here on Friday.



"The complaint was lodged by the victim late on Thursday with Juhu Police Station and the accused has been arrested " Mumbai Police spokesperson Deepak Deoraj told IANS.

Deoraj said the case had been transferred to the Crime Branch for further investigations.

The accused identified as Sarfaraz Mohammed 38 alias Aman Khanna was arrested late on Thursday from Versova and has been remanded to police custody till March 28 Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime Branch) Nisar Tamboli told IANS.

This is the second complaint registered by the 69-year old actress against Sarfarz in the past two months.

According to the actress complaint between 2011-2015 the accused had taken cash and gold-silver jeweleries worth Rs 15.4 crore from her for business purposes and despite repeated pleas made by her he refused to return it.

Instead he offered to give her four flats in a government colony and a flat in Santacruz of which he prepared fake documents and cheated her she said in her complaint.

Simultaneously he prepared a forged anikaahnama (certificate of marriage as per Islamic laws) document in her name on the basis of which he used to threaten and rape her.

He has been booked for various offences under Indian Penal Code Sec. 376 420 406 465 467 468 469 471 506.

Incidentally on January 30 this year the actress had lodged a complaint of stalking and harassment against Sarfaraz.

The police arrested him after carrying out a detailed investigation officers said.

--IANS
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