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Man Arrested For Harassing Bengali Actress Arunima Ghosh On Social Media

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Jul, 2019 06:22 PM

    A person has been arrested for allegedly threatening and abusing a Bengali actress on social media, a senior police officer said Monday.


    Acting on the complaint lodged by Arunima Ghosh, police arrested Mukesh Shaw, a resident of Garfa area in south Kolkata, late Sunday night, the officer said.


    "The accused has been posting illicit comments, threats and abuses on a social networking account of the actress since May 30," he said.


    The accused had opened a fake account in the name of Mukesh Mayukh, the officer said.


    "We are trying to find out why he did all these. We are also checking whether he is mentally stable or not," the investigating officer said.


    Ms Ghosh said,"Initially, I was ignoring this. Then I found that he was keeping an eye on each and everything I was doing and wherever I was going. Then I contacted the Kolkata Police."

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