Rakhi Sawant was injured during her dance performances at a wrestling event organised by Great Khali. She has blamed Tanushree Dutta for the mishap.
After a female wrestler slammed Rakhi Sawant on the floor leading to a back injury, she blamed Tanushree Dutta and others for the assault.
Bollywood actress Rakhi knows how to remain in news by giving shocking statements or by creating controversies. Last weekend she was in Panchkula to do a dance performance at a wrestling show organised by Great Khali at Tau Devi Lal Stadium.
When contacted , she said, it was a “planned attack” by her "enemies" and she blamed for her mishap. pic.twitter.com/vGNnwS6f93
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However, things went out of control when a female wrestler lifted her up and knocked her down on the floor during her performance. Rakhi was rushed to a private hospital in Zirakpur by the organiser of the event.
When MyNation contacted Rakhi, she said, it was a “planned attack” by her "enemies" and she blamed Tanushree for her mishap.
"I am not well, I was at the Great Khali Show, doing my dance performance when a crazy female wrestler from America named Rebel picked me up and slammed me on the floor. I got injured, my back, fractured my body parts, my tailbone has also been affected by the incident," Rakhi told MyNation.
She added, "I feel that someone planned to kill me or maybe to fracture my body parts so that I can never dance as I am a popular dancer in India and that's the only source of my income."
According to a report published in a local newspaper in Punjab, the female wrestler first challenged Rakhi to fight with her, but the latter counter-challenged her on dancing. It led to an argument between the two following which the wrestler suddenly lifted her up and slammed her on the ring floor.
A video of Rakhi lying on the ring floor is going viral now. The 40-year-old is seen being escorted out of the ring by a woman police officer and the organisers.
Watch the video below:
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