Ayesha Takia Responds to Case Against Husband Farhan Azmi in Goa: ‘We Have Proof’
In a bitterly contested case in Goa involving public ruckus, Ayesha Takia expressed faith in India's justice system when her husband Farhan Azmi was booked by the police.

Ayesha Takia Responds to Case Against Husband Farhan Azmi in Goa: The Goa Police booked Farhan Azmi on charges of creating a riot over rash driving in the Candolim area in North Goa on Monday evening, causing Ayesha Takia famous for the film Wanted, opposite Salman Khan, to pen a note.
On Tuesday, the Goa police filed a case against Farhan Azmi and two residents of Goa. Farhan, who was driving a luxury SUV, had locals stop him in the Candolim area, and a fight ensued between them over some 'petty issue'. He was reported to have called the police, asking the locals to back off, allegedly warning them he had a licensed firearm with him for protection.
Ayesha, given her statement that her husband was being bullied
Going to Instagram, Ayesha has written that her husband and son were bullied and left in trauma during their trip to Goa. She wrote, “It was a night of horror for our family up until this morning... Just saw this post and need to share. I will share more in due time... My husband and son were brutally bullied and feared for their lives as local Goan goons mobbed, threatened, and tormented them for hours... They even badly roughed up the police, who were called by my husband to protect our son and him.”
Ayesha alleges hatred for Maharashtra in Goa
She further added that her husband and son were repeatedly cursed and wrote, “The hatred for Maharashtra has reached unbelievable heights in Goa... as they repeatedly cursed Farhan and my son for being from Maharashtra and having a big car. The police, in turn, have filed a complaint against Farhan when he was, in fact, the one who dialled 100 for help against the large crowd of almost 150 people.”
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She went on to express her belief in the country’s justice system and wrote, “We have video proof and evidence, including CCTV footage, which will be shared with competent authorities in due course. We are cooperating with the law enforcement agencies, and we believe in the justice of the system and our Indian courts.”
The police established the above-mentioned people regarding Section 194 of the Indian Penal Code: Abu Farhan Azmi, Zeon Fernandes, Joseph Fernandes, Sham, and others, said PTI. "Since the individuals involved were fighting in a public place, disturbing public peace, and causing affray, a state-initiated complaint was filed by PSI Paresh Sinari of Calangute police station," the police release said.
About Ayesha Takia
Ayesha made her Bollywood debut in 2004 in the action thriller Taarzan: The Wonder Car. She went on to star in films such as Socha Na Tha, Salaam-e-Ishq, Wanted, Paathshaala, and Shaadi No. 1, among others. However, she quit the film industry in 2011. She married her boyfriend, restaurateur Farhan Azmi, son of Samajwadi Party leader Abu Azmi, in 2009. The couple has a son, Mikail Azmi.
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