Cricketer Nitish Rana's wife was allegedly stalked and chased by two men in Delhi on Friday, the police said. A case was registered by Delhi Police and the accused have been arrested.
According to the police, Mr Rana's wife, Saachi Marwah, was on her way home from work in Delhi's Kirti Nagar when two men stalked her on a two-wheeler, came next to the vehicle she was travelling in and started hitting the car. Ms Marwah managed to capture the act on her phone and posted pictures of the two men on her social media handle.
“During the investigation, CCTV footage of the area was analysed from which the accused were identified as Chaitnaya Shivam and Vivek. Later, both were arrested from their homes,” the police said in a statement.
Ms Marwah had also accused the Delhi Police of not registering her complaint initially and telling her to "let it go" as she managed to reach home safely.
"Just a casual day in Delhi. On my way back home from work. These guys randomly started hitting my car! Just no reason, stalked and chased and the police told me on the phone when I complained, 'so now that you've reached home safe, let it go! Next time, number note kar lena' (note the number next time). Aye aye captain, next time I'll take their phone numbers also!" Ms Marwah shared on her Instagram stories.
Ms Marwah is an 'architectural designer' by profession according to her social media handles and is married to Indian Premier League (IPL) outfit Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) captain Nitish Rana.
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