The
fight
between
TV
actors
Karan
Mehra
and
Nisha
Rawal
is
getting
worse
day
by
day.
The
duo
has
been
levelling
allegations
against
each
other
continuously
and
leaving
fans
confused.
Well,
the
Mumbai
Police
has
already
initiated
the
investigation
and
working
to
know
the
truth
behind
their
ugly
fight.
After
getting
released
on
bail
from
the
Goregaon
Police
Station,
Karan
refuted
all
the
allegations
made
by
his
estranged
wife
and
said
that
he
didn't
touch
her.
Let
us
tell
you
that
the
cameras
which
are
installed
in
their
4BHK
apartment
were
switched
off
during
their
fight
on
May
31,
2021.
Since
then,
they
are
blaming
each
other
for
the
same.
Recently,
in
an
interview
with
Times
of
India,
Karan
Mehra
revealed
that
there
are
seven
cameras
in
their
apartment.
The
Yeh
Rishta
Kya
Kehlata
Hai
actor
said,
"The
camera
in
the
hall
is
installed
at
an
angle
that
could
have
captured
the
area
where
she
hit
her
head
against
the
wall.
But
then,
I
realised
that
Nisha
had
switched
off
the
cameras
in
the
house.
If
we
had
the
footage,
things
would
have
been
clearer,
but
the
main
control
was
switched
off.
Everything
seemed
to
have
been
orchestrated
and
planned
in
advance."
Well,
Karan's
claims
are
quite
shocking.
Hence,
the
same
portal
asked
clarification
from
Nisha
about
his
allegations.
Notably,
the
model-actress
accepted
that
she
switched
off
the
cameras.
The
actress
explained
the
reason
behind
her
actions
by
stating,
"Karan
would
be
on
his
best
behaviour,
be
nice
to
me
and
play
with
our
son
Kavish
wherever
there
were
cameras,
while
in
the
bedroom
where
we
didn't
have
a
camera;
he
would
abuse
and
hit
me.
So,
I
had
switched
off
the
cameras
many
days
ago.
Now,
the
police
have
confiscated
the
DVR
(Digital
Video
Recorder),
which
would
record
everything."
Looks
like
the
domestic
violence
case
is
going
to
be
very
much
complicated,
as
both
parties
are
claiming
several
things.
Meanwhile,
ever
since
the
matter
came
out
in
front
of
everyone,
many
celebs
are
voicing
their
opinions
about
the
couple.
Kashmera
Shah
had
earlier
taken
Nisha
Rawal's
side
but
later
she
preferred
to
be
neutral.
On
the
other
hand,
Fashion
Designer
Rohit
Verma
is
supporting
Nisha
in
this
case.
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