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‘Police couldn’t do anything, what can you do’ says drunk Rahul Raj Singh

New Delhi: Rahul Raj Singh, late Pratyusha Bannerjee’s boyfriend has invited another trouble for himself. According to a leading tabloid, an FIR was filed against Rahul in Amboli Police Station by an actress and her producer friend. Actress acussed Rahul of molesting her while she was heading for dinner in a restaurant in Oshiwara. Actress narrated the incident to the tabloid. She was going for the dinner with her producer friend and Rahul was coming out from the same restaurant. Rahul, who was drunk, saw the actress’s producer friend and attacked him. Actress intervened and tried to stop Rahul but he abused her and forcefully pushed her aside. Just then he said “When Police could not anything to me , What can you do.” The producer said that Rahul was taking revenge from him as he refused to accept some of his professional projects. Apart from this Rahul has been accused of cheating earlier. He was also booked for abetting Pratyusha’s suicide, with whom he was in relationship earlier.

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