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FIR filed against eight after Ugandan businessman alleges assault at Mumbai pub
Khar police have registered an FIR against eight people after a 28-year-old Ugandan businessman alleged he was assaulted twice following an accidental elbow contact at a pub in Khar West. Six accused have been identified and released on notice; police are investigating the trigger for the altercation.
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FIR Registered
The Khar police have registered an FIR against eight people after a 28-year-old Ugandan businessman alleged that a woman and her male friends assaulted him twice following accidental elbow contact at a pub in Khar West early on Monday, as reported by the Free Press Journal and The Times of India.
The complainant, Prince Louis Mushabe, is the managing director of international procurement and supply-chain company Prince Louis Holdings. He told police he reached the Rasta Bombay Pub alone around 11.15pm on Sunday. Around 1am, an unidentified person shook his hand and pulled him, causing his elbow to accidentally touch a woman behind him, according to his complaint.
The Alleged Assault
According to the complaint, the woman and a male friend slapped him before bouncers intervened. Later, when he entered an app-based cab, the woman allegedly approached the vehicle on Fifth Road around 1.40am, made an obscene gesture, and hurled abuses at him. When Mushabe got out to question her, the men allegedly restrained him, pulled his shirt, pushed him to the ground, and thrashed him. The woman also allegedly assaulted him. The complaint said seven to eight others were nearby.
A bouncer rescued Mushabe and sent him by car to the Khar police station. His wristwatch was damaged during the assault. Mushabe was taken to Bhabha Hospital after reporting difficulty hearing in his left ear; doctors found no serious injury but advised a pure-tone audiometry test on Tuesday, as reported by The Times of India.
Police Action
Police identified six of the accused as Murad Al Rahisi, 26, Ritika Al Rahisi, 25, Naimuddin Shaikh, 37, Mohit Ramraje, 23, Navnit Jha, 28, and Arnav Jha, 28. They were traced to their homes in Goregaon within 12 hours using CCTV footage from the pub's parking area that captured them taking a cab. They were apprehended and later released after being served notices on Monday evening. Police said the accused were struggling actors and background artistes in Bollywood. Two others remain unidentified, as reported by the Free Press Journal.
Police have sought CCTV footage from inside the pub to establish what triggered the incident.
Accused's Counterclaim
The accused claimed that Mushabe had misbehaved with their female friend, an allegation he denied, as reported by both the Free Press Journal and The Times of India.
Police said Mushabe frequently visits India for business, including audits of medical-grade supply chains and manufacturing facilities, according to The Times of India.
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Framing: Highlights the assault allegation by the Ugandan businessman, noting his age and nationality, and the location (Khar pub) — neutral and factual
Facts Included:
The Khar police have registered an FIR against eight people after a 28-year-old Ugandan businessman alleged that a woman and her male friends assaulted him twice following accidental elbow contact at a pub in Khar West early on Monday.
Six accused were traced to their homes in Goregaon within 12 hours using CCTV footage and detained and released after being served notices, police said.
The accused are Murad Al Rahisi, 26, Ritika Al Rahisi, 25, Naimuddin Shaikh, 37, Mohit Ramraje, 23, Navnit Jha, 28, and Arnav Jha, 28.
Police said they were struggling actors and background artistes.
Two others remain unidentified.
Complainant Prince Louis Mushabe, 28, said his elbow accidentally touched a woman while he was shaking hands with an unidentified man at Rasta Bombay Pub.
The woman and a male friend allegedly slapped him before bouncers intervened.
He later encountered the woman near Union Bank on 5th Road.
A friend allegedly pushed him down and assaulted him.
His wristwatch was damaged and he later reported hearing loss in his left ear.
The accused claimed Mushabe had misbehaved with their female friend, which he denied.
Police are seeking CCTV footage to establish what triggered the altercation.
Framing: The headline emphasizes the filing of an FIR against eight people for assaulting a Ugandan businessman in a Mumbai pub.
Facts Included:
FIR registered against eight people after Ugandan businessman Prince Louis Mushabe (28) alleged assault at a pub in Khar West
Police identified six accused as Murad Al Rahisi (26), Ritika Al Rahisi (25), Naimuddin Shaikh (37), Mohit Ramraje (23), Navnit Jha (28) and Arnav Jha (28)
Accused traced to Goregaon homes within 12 hours using CCTV footage from pub's parking area
Accused apprehended and released after being served notices on Monday evening
Police said accused were struggling actors and background artistes in Bollywood
Accused claimed Mushabe misbehaved with their female friend, an allegation he denied
Police sought CCTV footage from inside pub to establish what triggered the incident
Around 1 am, an unidentified person shook his hand and pulled him, causing his elbow to accidentally touch a woman
Woman and her male friends slapped him before bouncers intervened
Woman allegedly made obscene gesture and hurled abuses at him from app-based cab
Men allegedly restrained him, pulled his shirt, pushed him to ground, and thrashed him
Woman also allegedly assaulted him
Seven to eight others were nearby, the complaint said
A bouncer rescued Mushabe and sent him by car to Khar police station
His wristwatch was damaged during the assault
Mushabe taken to Bhabha Hospital after reporting difficulty hearing in his left ear
Doctors found no serious injury but advised a pure-tone audiometry test on Tuesday
Police said Mushabe frequently visits India for business, including audits of medical-grade supply chains
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ClaimThe Khar police have registered an FIR against eight people after a 28-year-old Ugandan businessman alleged that a woman and her male friends assaulted him twice following accidental elbow contact at a pub in Khar West early on Monday.
ClaimSix accused were traced to their homes in Goregaon within 12 hours using CCTV footage and detained and released after being served notices, police said.
ClaimComplainant Prince Louis Mushabe, 28, said his elbow accidentally touched a woman while he was shaking hands with an unidentified man at Rasta Bombay Pub.
ClaimHe later entered an app-based cab, but the woman allegedly approached the vehicle on Fifth Road around 1.40am, made an obscene gesture, and hurled abuses at him.
ClaimWhen Mushabe got out of the vehicle to question her, the men allegedly restrained him, pulled his shirt, pushed him to the ground, and thrashed him.
ClaimMushabe, managing director of international procurement and supply-chain company Prince Louis Holdings, reached the pub alone around 11.15pm on Sunday.