Bigg Boss Marathi 6 contestant Divya Shinde has reportedly been booked by Pune Police in connection with an alleged assault and vandalism case involving a doctor.
According to the complaint cited in reports, Dr Vidyadhar Gaikwad alleged that a group of people, including Shinde, entered his residence, damaged property and assaulted him after a dispute over an alleged demand for ₹5 lakh.
The case reportedly relates to an earlier event organised by the Karunadeep Foundation in Pune. Police have registered a case against Shinde, Dhamdhere and others under provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
The allegations are part of an ongoing police investigation, and the reported complaint should not be treated as a finding of guilt.
What Led to the Alleged Dispute?
According to the complaint and the report cited by The Indian Express, the dispute allegedly began after Shinde attended an event organised by the Karunadeep Foundation at Balgandharva Auditorium between September 1 and 3.
Dr Gaikwad was reportedly associated with the foundation. His brother Mahendra alleged that Shinde later sought ₹5 lakh, claiming that the programme had received publicity because of her involvement.
The complaint reportedly states that Dr Gaikwad had already transferred approximately ₹50,000 to Shinde through Google Pay, but that the alleged demand for additional money continued.
The exact circumstances surrounding the payment and the subsequent dispute remain part of the investigation.
Doctor Allegedly Threatened Over Money Demand
The complaint reportedly alleges that Shinde threatened Dr Gaikwad after the larger amount was not paid.
According to the FIR as described in the report, he was allegedly warned that people would be sent to assault him if the money was not handed over.
Dr Gaikwad reportedly told those involved that he was suffering from paralysis and that he was only a member of the organisation, with no control over its finances.
The complaint alleges that the dispute subsequently escalated.
Alleged Attack at Pune Residence
The most serious allegation concerns an incident reportedly taking place on September 24.
According to the complaint, a group of around eight to 10 people allegedly entered Dr Gaikwad’s home. The group allegedly included Divya Shinde.
The doctor claimed that the residence was vandalised and that he was physically assaulted using objects including sticks, belts, iron utensils and sharp weapons.
The complaint also alleges that threats were made against his life and that his son was threatened with harm.
Police and Dr Gaikwad’s brother Mahendra reportedly reached the location after the alleged incident, following which the doctor was taken to hospital for treatment.
The allegations have not been independently established in the information provided.
Police Collect CCTV Footage
As part of the investigation, police have reportedly collected CCTV footage from the building where the alleged incident took place.
Authorities are examining the available footage and other material as they investigate the complaint.
The reported case has been registered against Shinde, Dhamdhere and other individuals under various provisions of the BNS.
At this stage, the police investigation will determine what evidence supports or contradicts the allegations made in the complaint.
Who Is Divya Shinde?
Divya Shinde, who is also known by the name ‘Sarkar’ on social media, was associated with Bigg Boss Marathi 6.
According to the supplied report, she was removed from the reality show in February after allegations that she had threatened fellow contestants.
Shinde has also built a substantial social-media following, reportedly exceeding one million followers across platforms.
Her appearance on Bigg Boss Marathi 6 brought her wider attention, while the latest police case has now placed her name in connection with an ongoing criminal investigation.
What Happens Next?
The reported case remains under investigation. CCTV footage and other evidence are expected to form part of the police inquiry into what happened at the doctor’s residence.
Importantly, being booked or named in an FIR does not by itself establish criminal guilt. The allegations made by the complainant will have to be examined through the legal process.
Any further developments, including police statements, additional charges, arrests or court proceedings, should be reported based on official confirmation.