Mithun Chakraborty's son Mahaakshay's wedding cancelled after rape charge

Mimoh was set to marry in Ooty but after the arrival of a police team to investigate the case, the marriage was cancelled and the bride's family left the place, police told PTI.

After being accused of rape, Mithun Chakraborty's son Mahaakshay aka Mimoh’s wedding has been called off.

Yes, the accused was set to marry in Ooty but after the arrival of a police team to investigate the case, the marriage was cancelled and the bride's family left the place, police told PTI. Mahaakshay's wedding was scheduled to take place on July 7, 2018.

He has been accused of rape and cheating by a Bhojpuri starlet. The woman even alleged that when she became pregnant, Mahaakshay had given her some medicine which led to an abortion.

She filed the complaint alleging that the actor had cheated and raped her after being in physical relation with her for around four years on the pretext of marriage. She claimed that Mimoh's mother veteran actress Yogita Bali had threatened her of dire consequences if she continued the relationship. The complainant also said in the court that she moved to Delhi from Mumbai as she feared for her life in view of threats made by Bali and her son.

According to PTI, Mahaakshay and Yogita Bali were granted anticipatory bail by the Delhi court. Special Judge Ashutosh Kumar granted the relief to Chakraborty's wife Yogita Bali and their son Mahaakshay saying they have deep roots in society and are not likely to abscond.

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