Road rage: Man attacks Ankita Sharma, she punches in retaliation

Road rage: Man attacks Ankita Sharma, she punches in retaliation

Tellychakkar.com has learnt about another horrific case of road rage involving a television actor.

After Monaz Mewavala and Vije Bhatia, Rangrasiya actress Ankita Sharma had a terrible road rage experience last Friday (20 June 2014).

She was returning from her shoot at around 8.30pm in the evening when she entered into a scuffle with a man driving a Honda City.

The actress narrates the incident: “I was in my Hyundai I 10 car on the Andheri flyover and wanted to take a U-turn from a particular signal. When the signal turned red, I decided to drive straight to avoid causing inconvenience to other drivers. All was well till one man who was in his Honda City pulled his window down and started hurling abuses at me out of the blue. He kept following me in an attempt to overtake and block my car and when he was unsuccessful; he got down from his vehicle and tried to choke me. He held me by my T-shirt.”

Shocking!!!

Continues Ankita, “I was stunned but had to teach him a lesson. He pulled open the door of my car. It is then when I pushed him hard jumped on top of my car and started punching him on the face. I have his nail marks on my hand but the way I kept punching him hard, I am sure he has learnt the lesson of his life and would be sitting at home with a swollen face. He will not dare to raise his hand on a woman or treat our gender inferior or weak hence forth.”

The on lookers finally brought an end to the fight.

In the entire mess, Ankita could not note down the number of the car or get a hold of the man’s identity, but she has gone on to lodge a police complaint at Juhu police station and they have assured her of swift justice.

Elaborating the incident she stated, “The police have been very cooperative. I could not remember the entire number of the owner’s car apart from 4 digits. When I informed the cops about it, they assured me that they will nab him by tracking the CCTV footage and get the car traced with the help of the RTO officers.”

“I want women to know that they should not tolerate such violence, raise their voice against such criminals and teach them a good lesson,” she added.

Ankita, we salute you for your courage.

(Find above the copy of the police complaint)

Road rage: Man attacks Ankita Sharma, she punches in retaliation

Road rage: Man attacks Ankita Sharma, she punches in retaliation

Tellychakkar.com has learnt about another horrific case of road rage involving a television actor.

After Monaz Mewavala and Vije Bhatia, Rangrasiya actress Ankita Sharma had a terrible road rage experience last Friday (20 June 2014).

She was returning from her shoot at around 8.30pm in the evening when she entered into a scuffle with a man driving a Honda City.

The actress narrates the incident: “I was in my Hyundai I 10 car on the Andheri flyover and wanted to take a U-turn from a particular signal. When the signal turned red, I decided to drive straight to avoid causing inconvenience to other drivers. All was well till one man who was in his Honda City pulled his window down and started hurling abuses at me out of the blue. He kept following me in an attempt to overtake and block my car and when he was unsuccessful; he got down from his vehicle and tried to choke me. He held me by my T-shirt.”

Shocking!!!

Continues Ankita, “I was stunned but had to teach him a lesson. He pulled open the door of my car. It is then when I pushed him hard jumped on top of my car and started punching him on the face. I have his nail marks on my hand but the way I kept punching him hard, I am sure he has learnt the lesson of his life and would be sitting at home with a swollen face. He will not dare to raise his hand on a woman or treat our gender inferior or weak hence forth.”

The on lookers finally brought an end to the fight.

In the entire mess, Ankita could not note down the number of the car or get a hold of the man’s identity, but she has gone on to lodge a police complaint at Juhu police station and they have assured her of swift justice.

Elaborating the incident she stated, “The police have been very cooperative. I could not remember the entire number of the owner’s car apart from 4 digits. When I informed the cops about it, they assured me that they will nab him by tracking the CCTV footage and get the car traced with the help of the RTO officers.”

“I want women to know that they should not tolerate such violence, raise their voice against such criminals and teach them a good lesson,” she added.

Ankita, we salute you for your courage.

(Find above the copy of the police complaint)