JOIN US A city court has asked a US-based firm to hand over information sought by the cyber crime cell here in connection with its probe into the fake e-mail ID complaint filed by actor Hrithik Roshan.
The order by Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate A R Natu was given on a plea by the cyber crime cell seeking issuance of notice to authorities at Mail and Media Inc to provide details sought by it. A copy of the order, which was issued two days back, was made available on Friday.
The police said they will also examine laptop and mobile phone of Kangana Ranaut to find out the trail of e-mails, if any, forwarded to her by the alleged imposter operating through the fake e-mail in the guise of Hrithik.
On March 25, Hrithik had registered a complaint with the cyber crime cell in suburban BKC here claiming that the ID ‘hroshan.email.com’ has been generated by an imposter and that the person was using it to communicate with his fans and others, including Kangana.
Kangana’s lawyer Rizwan Siddiqui had said that the actress and her sister Rangoli will be available for recording their statements on April 30 at their residence in a western suburb.
“We have communicated the date (April 30) to the cyber crime on Saturday last, as that is the earliest when all three of us - Kangana, her sister Rangoli and I will be available - for recording of the statement,” he had said.
The presence of the ‘imposter’ came to the fore apparently when Kangana thanked Hrithik for appreciating her work in the movie ‘Queen’ at a birthday party of film-maker Karan Johar in May 2014.
When Hrithik told her that he had not seen the movie, Kangana told him that she had received an email from him from the ‘hroshan.email.com’ ID and that she has been corresponding on the email ID since several months.
Hrithik then denied having any such email address and said his ID was hroshan@mac.com. Kangana, who has fallen out with Hrithik, later forwarded all the email sent and received by her from the ‘hroshan.email.com’ ID.