In Jabalpur, a neighbour has filed a complaint against director of film Bhootnath, Vivek Sharma alias Bobby. The director is accused of scratching a car parked on the road. The neighbour has also handed over the CCTV footage to the police, in which he is claiming that the person who scratched his car is Vivek Sharma. Gorakhpur resident Bunty Gupta has filed a complaint at the police station on Wednesday night. Vivek Sharma mostly lives in Mumbai, he reached Jabalpur late on Tuesday night in his car. During this, on seeing a car parked on the roadside on the way, he got so angry that he scratched the front and rear glass of the car with a sharp object. Complainant Bunty Gupta said, I park my car on the roadside in front of my house every day. On Wednesday afternoon, when I sat in my car to go somewhere, I saw that the entire car and the glass were scratched. At first I thought that this must be the work of children. But, when I looked at the CCTV footage installed at home, film director Vivek Sharma was seen scratching the car. Whenever he comes, he parks the car anywhere.
Bunty Gupta said that Vivek Sharma lives in Mumbai. Whenever he comes to Jabalpur, such a situation arises in the neighborhood. Due to his status, he parks his car haphazardly anywhere. Now it has crossed all limits that he has done such a petty act as scratching the car. Police station in-charge Nitin Kamal said, a complaint has been registered. Bunty Gupta has also given some CCTV footage, which is being investigated. Vivek Sharma, who lives near Gorakhpur Gurudwara, is not at home right now, he is also being contacted. The matter is being investigated. Director said – the car was parked in front of my house
Director Vivek Sharma told Dainik Bhaskar that I come to Jabalpur from Mumbai in 3-4 months. People park their cars in front of my house. Earlier also, I had got a car removed by filing a complaint with the police. I have told many people that whoever parks their car in front of my house, it will be their risk. Yesterday morning when I reached my home in Jabalpur from Mumbai at 5 o’clock, I saw that a car was parked in front of my house. When I enquired, it was not a car from my locality. I informed the police by dialling 100. I will make a written complaint to the police.
By then I came to know from the sweeper that there is a local Congress worker named Bunty Gupta who owns a car. I went to his house at 5.30 in the morning and knocked on the door, but he did not open the door. His number was written on the board in front. When I called him, he said sorry and said that he will remove the car. A woman told me that he has been parking the car for two and a half months. Everyone has been forbidden that no one can park their car in my house. This is illegal and risky too. It could be someone’s stolen car, a bomb, or someone eyeing my house. I had complained to the police earlier, before the police arrived, Bunty Gupta left with his car. Now I will make a written complaint to the police.
