A Mumbai court has reissued a bailable warrant against actor Malaika Arora for failing to attend as a witness in the case involving Saif Ali Khan’s alleged attack on an NRI businessman at a five-star hotel here in 2012. Saif Ali Khan Hotel Scuffle: Court Re-Issues Bailable Warrant for Malaika Arora. Arora was one of the group that went out to supper with Khan at the hotel on February 22, 2012, when the alleged event occurred.
K S Zanwar, Chief Judicial Magistrate (Esplanade Court), is recording witness statements. On February 15, a judge issued a bail warrant for Arora. It was reissued on Monday after she failed to appear in court. The next planned hearing is on April 29. Businessman Iqbal Mir Sharma submitted a complaint, which resulted in the arrest of Saif Ali Khan and two other suspects. The three were eventually released on bond. The actor was at the hotel with his wife Kareena Kapoor, her sister Karisma Kapoor, Malaika Arora, Amrita Arora, and a few male friends when the argument started.
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Saif Ali Khan Hotel Scuffle: Court Re-Issues Bailable Warrant for Malaika Arora. According to authorities, when Sharma objected to the actor and his friends’ noisy chatter, Saif allegedly threatened them and hit him in the nose, shattering it. The NRI businessman also accused Saif and his associates of beating his father-in-law, Raman Patel. Saif, on the other side, claims that Sharma made provocative statements and used foul language towards the women accompanying him, which caused the uproar. Saif and his two pals, Shakeel Ladak and Bilal Amrohi, have been charged with assault under section 325 of the Indian Penal Code.
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