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The Great Khali alleges heckling by Ladhowal toll plaza staff, files complaint with Ludhiana police chief

The Great Khali alleged that the toll plaza staff forced him to get photographs clicked with them and said they won’t let him cross if he didn’t; however, in a video, the staff could be heard alleging that Khali had slapped one of their co-workers when they asked him to produce his identity card

Published on: Jul 13, 2022, 01:20:56 IST
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Former WWE wrestler and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Dalip Singh Rana aka The Great Khali got into an altercation with the staff at Ladhowal Toll Plaza on Monday.

The Great Khali outside Ludhiana police commissioner’s office on Tuesday. (HT Photo)
The Great Khali outside Ludhiana police commissioner’s office on Tuesday. (HT Photo)

Videos of Rana and the staffers exchanging abuses went viral on social networking sites, following which the former wrestler filed a complaint on Tuesday at the office of Ludhiana police commissioner Kaustubh Sharma.

Khali handed over his complaint to additional deputy commissioner of police (ADCP, headquarters) Pragya Jain and sought action. He alleged that the toll plaza staff forced him to get photographs clicked with them and said they won’t let him cross if he didn’t. When he refused, they started blackmailing and misbehaving with him, he alleged.

However, in a video, the toll barrier staff could be heard alleging that Khali had slapped one of their co-workers when they asked him to produce his identity card.

“I would get a picture clicked with them if they would have asked me politely. As I am a celebrity, how and why would I slap anyone?,” Said Rana.

In the video, Khali was asking the staff to open the toll barrier, but they refused to do so. Following a heated argument, one of the staffers asked the former wrestler to step out of his vehicle.

Police commissioner Kaustubh Sharma said they will take appropriate action after investigating the matter.

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Tarsem Singh Deogan

Tarsem Singh Deogan is a senior reporter at Ludhiana. He has 16 years of experience in journalism. He has covered all beats and now focuses on crime reporting.

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