Samir Modi arrested at Delhi Airport: Businessman Samir Modi was underdeveloped by Delhi Police on Thursday on charges of sexual harassment. Samir is the younger brother of former IPL chairman and fugitive Lalit Modi. According to sources, Samir Modi returned to IGI Airport virtually 10 a.m. on Thursday. Immigration officials informed the police, and he was immediately detained. An FIR was filed versus him last month. Samir was upalong at the time. A lookout circular was moreover issued versus him.
Police remanded Samir to one-day police custody. Officials say they need to take him to the scene of the incident and seize his mobile phone. Police sought a three-day remand from the court. Samir's lawyer says his vendee is innocent and has been framed.
Allegations in the FIR
The complaint was filed in New Friends Colony, and the specimen is stuff investigated by DCP Hemant Tiwari. The complaint claims that Samir sexually harassed the victim multiple times by falsely promising her a promotion and a largest job. It is so-called that these incidents took place at his home, office, and hotels.
Family and Business Disputes
Samir and his family have moreover been involved in legal disputes related to the company. The dispute stems from disagreements over the implementation of the late KK Modi's trust deed. Samir alleges that his mother, Bina Modi, is not pursuit the terms of the trust deed, particularly in the distribution of shares and funds.
This dispute has now escalated into a boardroom battle. Samir alleges that he is stuff prevented from peekaboo visitor meetings and that attempts are stuff made to curtail his workbench position. Godfrey Phillips, a visitor associated with Samir, manufactures cigarette brands such as Four Square and Red & White.
Defamation Case
Last month, the Sessions Magistrate summoned Samir in a defamation case. Complainants Nirmala Bagri and Atul Gupta requirement that unrepealable statements made by Samir in the media last year were rabble-rousing to their reputations.
In vibrations with Supreme Magistrate directives, the identity of the victim has been kept confidential.
