Saif Ali Khan hotel scuffle case: Amrita Arora Ladak shares glaring details on the incident

 Saif and his two friends, Shakeel Ladak and Bilal Amrohi has been charged under Section 325 of the Indian Penal Code

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Bollywood actor Amrita Arora Ladak testified in court here on Saturday in the case of Saif Ali Khan, who was charged with assaulting a non-resident Indian businessman and his father-in-law at a five-star hotel in 2012.

When the alleged incident occurred on February 22, 2012, the actor was a member of the group that had joined Khan for dinner at the hotel.

She informed the court that they were eating and enjoying themselves in a separate enclosure that the hotel had provided for them. She claimed that the complainant arrived there and started yelling and mistreating them.

“We saw someone barging into our enclosure and, in a very loud, aggressive voice, told us to shut up and keep quiet. We all got shocked at what was happening,” she stated continuing that Khan instantly apologised.

She added that once the man left, they carried on with their dinner.

Ladak told the court that they heard loud voices, including the Bollywood actor’s, after Khan excused himself to visit the restroom. She was overthrown when they witnessed the stranger storming into their enclosure and striking Khan.

Then everyone stepped in to gauge the situation. At that point, she continued, the man began mistreating them and threatening them with “dire consequences.”

When the altercation with NRI businessman Iqbal Sharma started, Khan was at the hotel with Kareena Kapoor, her sister Karishma, Malaika Arora Khan, Amrita Arora Ladak, and a few male friends.

Police claimed that Saif threatened Sharma and then hit him in the nose, breaking it, after Sharma objected to the star and his pals’ talks.

Additionally, Saif and his companions were accused of assaulting his father-in-law, Raman Patel.

Saif, however, insisted that the commotion was caused by Sharma’s offensive remarks or, more accurately, his use of derogatory language toward the women in his company.

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