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Actor-politician Ravi Kishan has got embroiled in a controversy due to allegations made by a woman named Aparna Thakur from Lucknow, who claims to be his second wife. Aparna's complaint alleges that the Bhojpuri actor denied their daughter from their purported marriage. During a press conference, she levelled accusations against Ravi Kishan and his family. In the latest development, Ravi's wife, Preeti Shukla, has filed an FIR against Aparna at the Hazratganj police station. The FIR, filed late at night on April 9th, alleges that Aparna threatened Preeti and demanded Rs 20 crore. Additionally, Preeti stated that Aparna claimed to have connections with the underworld and threatened to frame Ravi Kishan in a false rape case and harm the entire family if they did not comply with her demands.<br/>
Actor-politician Ravi Kishan has got embroiled in a controversy due to allegations made by a woman named Aparna Thakur from Lucknow, who claims to be his second wife. Aparna's complaint alleges that the Bhojpuri actor denied their daughter from their purported marriage. During a press conference, she levelled accusations against Ravi Kishan and his family. In the latest development, Ravi's wife, Preeti Shukla, has filed an FIR against Aparna at the Hazratganj police station. The FIR, filed late at night on April 9th, alleges that Aparna threatened Preeti and demanded Rs 20 crore. Additionally, Preeti stated that Aparna claimed to have connections with the underworld and threatened to frame Ravi Kishan in a false rape case and harm the entire family if they did not comply with her demands.<br/>
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