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Mumbai Cops register molestation case against Ullu App CEO!
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 Aug 2021 1:56 PM GMT
While we are still unable to come out of the sensation created by the arrest case of businessman Raj Kundra over filming and publishing adult content, a CEO of an app was booked..
As per the reports, Mumbai Police has filed a complaint against a producer on the alleged charges of molesting a woman.
Going into details, a case was filed against Vibhu Agarwal, CEO of Ullu App based on the complaint of a woman employee of the app.
It is said that, in the complaint, the victim said that she was molested by the CEO in the office storeroom.
Reacting to the complaint, a molestation case was filed against Agarwal in which Anjali Raina, India's head of the app was also mentioned.
It has been widely reported that Vibhu Agarwal molested the victim at the storeroom threatening her that he will defame her family if she resists.
News Agency ANI said that a case was filed under IPC Section 354. Ullu company's India head Anjali Raina was also booked. ANI quoted the Mumbai Police as saying.
"Police have registered a case against Vibhu Agrawal, the CEO of film production company Ullu Digital Pvt Ltd for allegedly sexually harassing a woman, under Section 354 of IPC in Mumbai. Anjali Raina, the company's country head has also been booked: Mumbai Police," ANI tweeted.
Ullu App is famous for its adult content which made it familiar with the youth audience. Especially, the company offers such content in a few regional languages besides Hindi.
Vibhu Agarwal stepped into the shoes of a producer back in 2013 with Bollywood film 'Baat Ban Gayee' that has Gulshan Grover as the main lead.
Later, he launched an app Ullu in 2018 that streams adult content across languages like Bhojpuri, Bengali, Punjabi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu Kannada and Gujarati. However, the content shot in Hindi is then dubbed into these languages.
However, the businessman-turned producer Vibhu Agarwal is yet to respond to the allegations and the complaint filed against him.
With the development taking place when the investigation is underway in Raj Kundra's case, the issue had created quite a sensation.
As per the reports, Mumbai Police has filed a complaint against a producer on the alleged charges of molesting a woman.
Going into details, a case was filed against Vibhu Agarwal, CEO of Ullu App based on the complaint of a woman employee of the app.
It is said that, in the complaint, the victim said that she was molested by the CEO in the office storeroom.
Reacting to the complaint, a molestation case was filed against Agarwal in which Anjali Raina, India's head of the app was also mentioned.
It has been widely reported that Vibhu Agarwal molested the victim at the storeroom threatening her that he will defame her family if she resists.
News Agency ANI said that a case was filed under IPC Section 354. Ullu company's India head Anjali Raina was also booked. ANI quoted the Mumbai Police as saying.
"Police have registered a case against Vibhu Agrawal, the CEO of film production company Ullu Digital Pvt Ltd for allegedly sexually harassing a woman, under Section 354 of IPC in Mumbai. Anjali Raina, the company's country head has also been booked: Mumbai Police," ANI tweeted.
Ullu App is famous for its adult content which made it familiar with the youth audience. Especially, the company offers such content in a few regional languages besides Hindi.
Vibhu Agarwal stepped into the shoes of a producer back in 2013 with Bollywood film 'Baat Ban Gayee' that has Gulshan Grover as the main lead.
Later, he launched an app Ullu in 2018 that streams adult content across languages like Bhojpuri, Bengali, Punjabi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu Kannada and Gujarati. However, the content shot in Hindi is then dubbed into these languages.
However, the businessman-turned producer Vibhu Agarwal is yet to respond to the allegations and the complaint filed against him.
With the development taking place when the investigation is underway in Raj Kundra's case, the issue had created quite a sensation.
