<p>Controversial godwoman Radhe Maa alias Sukhwinder Kaur was interrogated by the Kandivali Police in connection with a dowry harassment case even as she was granted an interim bail for two weeks by the Bombay High Court.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The interim relief was granted by Justice Mridula Bhatkar with a surety of Rs 20,000. The matter would come up for hearing again after a fortnight.<br /><br />On Thursday, the Mumbai sessions court at Dindoshi had rejected the anticipatory bail. <br />Senior inspector Mukund Pawar said that Radhe Maa was questioned in response to the complaint filed against her. “She was questioned for nearly two-and-a-half hours,” a senior police officer said. <br /><br />A Mumbai-based woman had lodged the complaint stating that her husband Nakul Gupta, his family members — Lata Gupta, Daulatkumar Gupta, Sandip Gupta, Jyoti Gupta and Jagmohan Gupta — all followers of Radhe Maa and relatives of the Gupta family that owns the MM Mithaiwala sweet shop and Global Advertisers, harassed her for dowry for a long time. <br /><br />She also accused them of physical and mental torture while naming Radhe Maa as the one who was instigating her in-laws.<br /><br />The godwoman was let off after being grilled and her statement recorded. During questioning, Radhe Maa denied any wrongdoing, a police officer said.<br /><br />“She denied all allegations against her,” said Mukund Pawar, Senior Inspector of Kandivli Police Station. According to police, the ‘godwoman’ was given a list of 75 questions regarding the case.<br /><br />Radhe Maa denied that she had instigated the family members and held that she was being “framed up” by the complainant because her in-laws are her followers. She further alleged that the complainant had levelled allegations against her only to secure a favourable order from the family court in the dowry case filed by her against in-laws. <br /><br />Three women sevaks (disciples) and Radhe Maa’s lawyer accompanied her during the questioning, while more than 50 followers and well wishers stood outside the police station, they said.<br /><br /></p>
<p>Controversial godwoman Radhe Maa alias Sukhwinder Kaur was interrogated by the Kandivali Police in connection with a dowry harassment case even as she was granted an interim bail for two weeks by the Bombay High Court.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The interim relief was granted by Justice Mridula Bhatkar with a surety of Rs 20,000. The matter would come up for hearing again after a fortnight.<br /><br />On Thursday, the Mumbai sessions court at Dindoshi had rejected the anticipatory bail. <br />Senior inspector Mukund Pawar said that Radhe Maa was questioned in response to the complaint filed against her. “She was questioned for nearly two-and-a-half hours,” a senior police officer said. <br /><br />A Mumbai-based woman had lodged the complaint stating that her husband Nakul Gupta, his family members — Lata Gupta, Daulatkumar Gupta, Sandip Gupta, Jyoti Gupta and Jagmohan Gupta — all followers of Radhe Maa and relatives of the Gupta family that owns the MM Mithaiwala sweet shop and Global Advertisers, harassed her for dowry for a long time. <br /><br />She also accused them of physical and mental torture while naming Radhe Maa as the one who was instigating her in-laws.<br /><br />The godwoman was let off after being grilled and her statement recorded. During questioning, Radhe Maa denied any wrongdoing, a police officer said.<br /><br />“She denied all allegations against her,” said Mukund Pawar, Senior Inspector of Kandivli Police Station. According to police, the ‘godwoman’ was given a list of 75 questions regarding the case.<br /><br />Radhe Maa denied that she had instigated the family members and held that she was being “framed up” by the complainant because her in-laws are her followers. She further alleged that the complainant had levelled allegations against her only to secure a favourable order from the family court in the dowry case filed by her against in-laws. <br /><br />Three women sevaks (disciples) and Radhe Maa’s lawyer accompanied her during the questioning, while more than 50 followers and well wishers stood outside the police station, they said.<br /><br /></p>