After the forced locked down by south based artists alleging pay anomalies, Salman's upcoming cine venture "Mental" has once again landed in troubled water. And his time it's because of one of the leading ladies of the movie Sana Khan.
Recent buzz from the coasts of tinsel town suggests that, the Amul Macho and Bigg Boss fame diva, Sana Khan is on run ever since reports pertaining to her alleged involvement in a kidnapping bid have popped up.
If latest media reports are to be believed then the actress Sana Khan is allegedly involved in the abduction of a 15-year-old girl, who declined the marriage proposal of her cousin Naved.
According to sources, the victim who is a student of class 9th came in, Naved's contact through a social networking site in November last year which was followed by a meeting spree.
After few months, Naved approached her with a marriage proposal which was declined by the girls, but in spite of that Naved continued pursuing her.
As per reports on the evening of April 30 when the girl was returning to her home in Sanapada, Naved who was accompanied by Sana and his three friends Kshitij Dubey (22), Vismit Ambre (23), a 17 year old boy stopped her at Mora circle area.
While Sana was on the wheels trio tried to the drag the girl in the car but somehow she managed to free herself and ran towards her house where Sana, Naved and his friends were already waiting for her. There they had a heated argument before leaving the place, a source from Mumbai Police revealed.
Subsequently girl's mother approached the cops and got a complained registered on May 1st. The four boys were arrested on the same day, but the actress reportedly is still at large.
Police have registered a case under section 341 (Punishment for wrongful restraint), 366 (Kidnapping, abducting or inducing woman to compel her marriage) 452 (House- trespass alter preparation for hurt, assault or wrongful restraint), 504 (Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace), 506 (Punishment for criminal intimidation), and 511 (Punishment for attempting to commit offences punishable with imprisonment for life or other imprisonment).
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