Rakhi Sawant's troubles increase, Jhansi court issues non-bailable warrant in 16 year old case

Rakhi Sawant once again seems to be embroiled in a legal dispute. Jhansi court has issued a non-bailable warrant against him in the 2010 suicide case related to the TV show 'Rakhi Ka Insaaf'. This action has been taken due to his continuous non-appearance in the court.

Tezzbuzz Desk Rakhi Sawant is known for her outspoken style, but sometimes her style also becomes the cause of controversies. Now an years old case has again come into discussion, in which the Jhansi court has taken a strict stand against him. The court has issued a non-bailable warrant (NBW) against Rakhi Sawant in this case related to the TV reality show 'Rakhi Ka Insaaf', which was aired in 2010.

What is the whole matter of 2010?

In the year 2010, Rakhi Sawant was hosting the TV reality show 'Rakhi Ka Insaaf'. Laxman Prasad, resident of Premnagar police station area of ​​Jhansi, had participated in this show. It was alleged that during the show, Rakhi Sawant publicly insulted him and used objectionable words.

According to the case, Laxman Prasad had suffered from depression due to the alleged insult and mental torture. After this he committed suicide. After the incident, on the complaint of the deceased's family, an FIR was registered in Jhansi's Premnagar police station against Rakhi Sawant and other producers of the show and related people under serious sections including abetment of suicide.

Why did Jhansi court issue NBW?

In this old case, a non-bailable warrant has been issued against Rakhi Sawant due to her continuous non-appearance in the court. After this action of the court, the matter has once again gained momentum.

After the non-bailable warrant is issued, the police can take further action as per rules. However, issuance of warrant does not mean that Rakhi Sawant has been proved guilty in this case. The final decision in the case will be taken through judicial process only.

After the court order, Rakhi Sawant may have the option to approach a higher court for legal relief. At present, further legal action in this old case will be monitored following the non-bailable warrant issued by the Jhansi court.

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