Hrithik Roshan Vs Kangana Ranaut case: 2016 FIR transferred to Crime Branch's CIU

Fresh trouble might fall on Kangana Ranaut as Hrithik Roshan's FIR, which was registered in 2016, on Monday was transferred from Mumbai Cyber Cell to Crime Branch's CIU (Crime Intelligence Unit). This after Hrithik Roshan's lawyer wrote a letter to Commissioner of Police stating progress has been observed in case filed against an unkwn person who allegedly sent hundreds of emails in 2013 & 2014 from Kangana’s email ID.

On December 9, from chambers of Mahesh Jethmalani, letter was written on behalf of Hrithik Roshan which said, "Our client co-operated with investigation and handed over his electronic devices. It is pertinent to state that inspite of an order dated 30.11.2016, client has t collected laptop and phone because he wanted to assist police to reach real culprits who had impersonated him."

letter ended by saying, "Till date re has been progress in investigation and cases are still pending. We thus request you to kindly look in matter and issue appropriate orders to kindly direct completion of investigation at earliest since same is pending since 2016."

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Kangana Vs Hrithik

FIR stated that a fake email-ID has been created and an impostor has been operating it under Hrithik's guise and misleading many of his fans, including Kangana. Kangana and her rumoured former beau Hrithik have been at loggerheads since Queen star had hinted at Hrithik being her silly ex.

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feud between Hrithik and his Krrish 3 co-star turned nasty after y slapped legal tices on each or. Hrithik, who was first to send legal tice to Kangana, demanded that she apologise in a press conference and clear air about ir alleged affair which he firmly refutes. Kangana had n said she was t a "dim-witted" teenr and refused to apologise. She instead shot off a counter-tice to Hrithik warning him to take back his tice or face a criminal case.

(With PTI inputs)