LIVE! Cops summon Kings XI COO as eyewitness in Preity-Ness case

June 17, 2014 16:37

Just in: The Mumbai police has summoned the COO of IPL team King's XI Punjab King's to give his statement as an eyewitness in the Preity Zinta-Ness Wadia case. The Marine Drive police are also examining more footage from the CCTV at Garware Pavilion at Wankhede stadium to verify the allegations made by the actor and co-owner of that Wadia had abused her and grabbed her arm.

Zinta, 39, had filed the police complaint on Thursday night at Marine Drive police station alleging that she was molested by Wadia, 44, inside the Wankhede stadium on May 30. On that day, an IPL match between Kings XI Punjab and Chennai Super Kings was played in the stadium.

The actress and the businessman had broken their five-year-long relationship sometime back. Zinta left for the US immediately after filing the complaint.

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