Urfi Javed summoned by Mumbai Police after Chitra Wagh's complaint, the actress will be questioned
The news agency ANI has shared this information on its official Twitter handle. The agency wrote in its tweet that TV actress and social media influencer Urfi Javed has been called for questioning by the Mumbai Police today i.e. Saturday in connection with the complaint against her by BJP leader Chitra Wagh.

Actress Urfi Javed remains in headlines for her hot and bold look. She often poses for photographers on the streets of Mumbai in her new dress, for which she has to face trolling many times on social media. Now information is coming that actress and model Urfi Javed has been called for questioning by the Mumbai Police on Saturday following Chitra Wagh's complaint.
The news agency ANI has shared this information on its official Twitter handle. The agency wrote in its tweet that TV actress and social media influencer Urfi Javed has been called for questioning by the Mumbai Police today i.e. Saturday in connection with the complaint against her by BJP leader Chitra Wagh.
In fact, in the past, BJP's Mahila Morcha President Chitra Wagh had filed a complaint against her accusing the Mumbai Police of spreading obscenity in public places. In this letter, he had made the allegation, in which he demanded strict action against the actress from the Mumbai Police. Urfi Javed had reached to meet Rupali Chakankar, Chairperson of Maharashtra Women's Commission on Friday afternoon, where she has spoken to Rupali Chakankar regarding this matter. A video of the actress going to meet the chairperson of the Women's Commission is becoming increasingly viral on social media. It can be seen in this video that the actress is seen in her different look. During this, he is wearing a white colored crop top and black colored pants. It is being told that Urfi's lawyer has also filed a complaint against the BJP leader.
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