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Rahul Mahajan beats wife: Report

A Mumbai daily says that Rahul had regularly beaten former pilot Shweta. However, they have denied the reports.

Updated on: Nov 20, 2006, 14:00:00 IST
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Rahul Mahajan, son of late BJP leader Pramod Mahajan, is again in the news for wrong reasons after a Mumbai daily reported that his two-and-half month marriage with Shweta was on the rocks after allegations of his "relentless physical and verbal abuse" of her, a charge both have strongly denied.

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'Mid-Day' daily reported on Monday that Rahul had regularly beaten and thrashed former pilot Shweta whom he had married after his father's death and in the midst of a legal battle over drug abuse. The story was accompanied by a photograph which showed that Shweta showing a bruise on her right arm.

Denying the report, Mahajan said, "This is totally baseless. We are both shocked at this news report. In fact, this is invasion of privacy. They are not even bothered to take our reaction before making these allegations."

Shweta, who was in Dehra Dun said over phone that "all these allegations are totally baseless. I sustained some bruises when I was trying to ride Rahul's bike and fell down. Please respect our privacy."

Asked about the accompanying photograph in media which showed Shweta with bruised hand, Rahul said, "Photographs like this can be doctored using all kinds of sofware. This is not true.

"Shweta is in Dehradun and on her return we will discuss the matter and contemplate some action," Rahul said.

"Our family has been constantly hit by some crises in the last few months but we will face it," Rahul said.

 
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