After accusing cops of ill-treatment, Rana couple makes U-turn in court
India Today
After accusing cops of ill-treatment at the Khar police station in Mumbai, MP Navneet Rana and her MLA husband Ravi Rana made a U-turn in court.
A day after Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Pandey shared a video of MP Navneet Rana and her MLA husband Ravi Rana having tea at the Khar police station to counter the claims of ill-treatment by the police, the couple made a U-turn in court.
MP Navneet Rana had also written a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla alleging that she and her husband were treated worse than animals at the Khar Police Station. However, when the court asked the couple if they had any complaints against the police, they said no.
"I submit that the treatment meted out to me in the lock up of the Khar Police Station was worse than how animals are treated," Navneet Rana had said.
She also demanded the strictest action to be taken against the Commissioner, Mumbai Police, concerned Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), concerned Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) and the police staff.
On Tuesday, Mumbai Commissioner of Police Sanjay Pandey shared a video showing the MP and her MLA husband Ravi Rana having tea in the Khar Police Station. He posted the video with a caption that read, "Do we say anything more?"
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