Recent court cases involving actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui and his wife Aaliya Siddiqui have been in the news. When Aaliya moved her family from Dubai to Mumbai, they ran into trouble with the law over the property. As if that weren’t bad enough. Reports indicate that Aaliya has recently filed a rape case against her husband.
The rape lawsuit filed by Aaliya Siddiqui against her husband, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, has been criticized by the author and activist Tasneem Ghamidi.
An emotional Aaliya Siddiqui is shown in the video describing her children and accusing her husband of abducting them through a custody lawsuit. Both Shora and Yaani are wonderful names for the couple’s children. She says in the video that Nawazuddin was trying to abuse his authority and steal her children describing her children and accusing her husband of abducting them through a custody lawsuit. Both Shora and Yaani are wonderful names for the couple’s children. She says in the video that Nawazuddin was trying to abuse his authority and steal her children. As for Nawazuddin, she said he has never spent the night with the kids and has no idea who they are. She claimed she was having money problems and that Nawazuddin was attempting to take her children away.
She posted the video with a caption she wrote in Hindi. As the rape case against the Bajrangi Bhaijaan actor progressed, she kept everyone up to date. She further claimed that she possessed evidence to support this. From her note: “A fantastic performer who makes genuine efforts to improve as a person.” His cruel mother accuses my innocent child of being an illegitimate child, and he just keeps quiet about it. “I will not surrender my defenseless offspring to your cruel hands.”
Nawazuddin earlier responded to his wife’s accusations. In his words, “Sincerity prohibits my commenting on any of this.” No doubt about it, all this has disrupted my children’s ability to learn in school. We’ve been here a month, but my college-aged children attended school in Dubai. That’s why I’m pleading with you to send my kids back to class. “I’m at a loss for words.”
