The custody dispute between Celina Jaitly and Austrian businessman Peter Haag has now expanded into criminal proceedings in India, with Mumbai Police registering an FIR over allegations of abuse and harassment.
Celina Jaitly’s long fight for her detained brother gets a major boost as the Delhi High Court steps in. The court has directed the MEA to appoint a UAE law firm, bringing fresh hope for justice.
Celina Jaitly has filed a domestic violence case against husband Peter Haag, alleging years of physical and emotional abuse; a Mumbai court has issued a notice for December 12.
The case was filed before the Judicial Magistrate First Class, Andheri, Maharashtra, under the Domestic Violence Act. Celina has claimed emotional, physical, sexual, and verbal abuse, and has sought damages of ₹50 crore for loss of income and other related losses.
Celina’s legal team has argued in the court that holding someone for such an extended period, that too without proper access to lawyers or regular contact with family members is a violation of basic human rights according to international norms.
Celina’s legal team argued that holding someone for so long without proper access to lawyers or regular contact with family goes against basic human rights and international rules.
Celina Jaitly last appeared in 'Seasons Greetings' (2020), a short film directed by Ram Kamal Mukherjee, alongside Lillette Dubey.
Celina had recently posted a note remembering her late mother on her birth anniversary.
@BazmeeAnees @BoneyKapoor @BeingSalmanKhan @FardeenFKhan @bipsluvurself @LaraDutta @Esha_Deol @celinajaitly," Anil tweeted on Wednesday.
Actress Celina Jaitly announced the “bittersweet” arrival of her second set of twins, but shared with a heavy heart that…
