Ayesha Takia Defends Husband Farhan Azmi After Arrest in Goa Over Public Dispute
Bollywood actress Ayesha Takia has come out in defense of her husband Farhan Azmi after he was arrested in Goa following an alleged public dispute. The incident occurred on March 3rd near a supermarket in Candolim, where Farhan was reportedly involved in a heated altercation with locals. The case has sparked widespread controversy, with Ayesha claiming that her husband and son were harassed by a mob of 150 people.
What Happened in Goa?
According to reports, the altercation began when Farhan Azmi’s car allegedly did not signal while turning, leading to a verbal confrontation. The dispute quickly escalated, attracting a large crowd. Local police intervened after receiving a complaint about the commotion.
Inspector Paresh Naik from Calangute Police Station confirmed that Farhan Azmi was booked under IPC Section 194 for causing public disturbance.
Ayesha Takia Alleges Harassment
Reacting to the arrest, Ayesha Takia shared an emotional post on social media, detailing how her family was terrorized by a mob.
“Last night was terrifying for our family. My husband and son were harassed for hours by a group of 150 people, simply because they are from Maharashtra and were driving a luxury car,” she wrote.
Ayesha further alleged that despite calling the police for help, the authorities only filed a complaint against her husband while ignoring the attackers.
Video Evidence Shared by Ayesha Takia
To support her claims, Ayesha posted videos on Instagram showing a group of women blocking Farhan’s car. She also mentioned having CCTV footage and additional video evidence to prove their side of the story.
“I have all the footage showing how my husband and child were cornered and threatened. This was nothing but harassment,” she added.
Political Connection of Farhan Azmi
Farhan Azmi is the son of Abu Azmi, a prominent Maharashtra politician. The incident has sparked discussions about political bias and rising tensions between Maharashtra and Goa residents.
Police Investigation and Charges
Goa police have registered cases against Farhan Azmi and four other individuals under multiple sections of the Indian Penal Code. Investigations are ongoing, and the police are examining the video evidence provided by both parties.
