Dalljiet Kaur Says Nikhil Patel Deserves To Be Punished For His Non-Legal Marriage Statement. She’s Not Holding Back!
Dalljiet Kaur and Nikhil Patel have once again gotten engaged in a public spat over their marriage and separation!
Divorce and separation are messy and when it is a public figure such as celebrities getting divorced and separated is even messier and that is the case of Dalljiet Kaur and Nikhil Patel who are currently embroiled in an ugly spat over their separation. After multiple statements from both the parties, Nikhil Patel again shared a statement over the same and now Dalljiet Kaur has reacted saying he deserved to be punished.
What Did Nikhil Say?
In a conversation with Pinkvilla, Nikhil Patel said that Dalljiet had verbally abused her even after he tried to reconcile. This in turn triggered Dalljiet Kaur who reacted in a very furious way. She denied Nikhil’s statement of reconciliation and instead revealed that he treated their wedding function as an ordinary event. She took to her Instagram stories and wrote, that Nikhil had three days in India after knowing about the FIR.
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She further added, “Which you have just admitted you knew about. If the rubbish you have printed out right now was true, you would have gone to the police station and told your side to them instead of sending it out to your PR. After running away from India while the police kept telling you to visit them again and again. Your PR stories are not going to give me justice and a person like you deserves to be punished.”
Dalljiet did not stop there, she went ahead and further revealed, “It’s like you are so not done wanting more and more publicity, my god. Calling our wedding an event is shameful. In India, it’s called MARRIAGE, and yes, NRI was written in Marathi by the cop. It’s no big deal that a criminal is an NRI or a British citizen! Why did you flee from my country?”
For the unversed, Dalljiet Kaur and Nikhil Patel got married in a Hindu ceremony in March 2023 and got separated in January 2024.
First Published: August 13, 2024 7:19 PM
