Nawazuddin Siddiqui's domestic help alleges shocking accusations against actor
Actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui's woes may not be ending anytime soon. While he continues to be engaged in a public spat with his wife, Aaliya Siddiqui, over claims of abuse and property disputes, now, his domestic help has leveled similar allegations about being abandoned in Dubai sans any food or money. A video encapsulating her nightmarish ordeal also surfaced online. Trigger warning: mention of abuse.
Aaliya Siddiqui's lawyer Rizwan broke news on Twitter
The domestic help's chilling allegations were reportedly first brought to light by Aaliya's lawyer Rizwan Siddiquee. He uploaded a clip on Twitter where the Gangs of Wasseypur actor's alleged house help, Sapna Robin Masih, can be seen complaining about "being alone in Dubai with nothing to eat." Siddiquee also tagged multiple authorities in Dubai, asking them to help the woman out of "solitary confinement."
Masih reportedly hired as caretaker for actor's kids
Siddiquee also uploaded a statement that captured the chronology of events. As per the statement, Masih was employed by the Kick actor in November 2022 and since then, has been paid only for the first month. While she was reportedly hired as a caretaker for the actor's minor children, the official documents allegedly showed her as a "sales manager in an unknown company."
Take a look at video, statement here
Actor allegedly arranged for Masih's return to India
Once the matter caught traction, several netizens tagged Siddiqui asking whether there was any truth to the allegations. Subsequently, in a follow-up tweet on Sunday evening, Siddiquee updated, "News has come in that her ticket to return to India is being arranged by team members of [Siddiqui]. However, she is still to get her unpaid dues & some money for food & taxi."
Here is lawyer's follow-up tweet
Meanwhile, actor is battling another fight with wife
Masih's case is not the only one keeping Siddiqui up at night. Earlier this month, Aaliya Siddiqui alleged that she "was not being given food, bed, bathroom by Siddiqui's family." The blame game escalated when Siddiqui's lawyer claimed that Aaliya hasn't divorced her first husband, Vinod Bhargav, despite her marriage to Siddiqui. The couple had gotten hitched in 2009 and have two children together.
