Dalljiet Kaur has fiercely put her estranged husband, Nikhil Patel, in the hot seat over his recent allegations questioning the legality of their marriage.
The equation between Dalljiet Kaur and her spouse Nikhil Patel is currently the talk of the town. Recently, Nikhil brought charges against the actress to the public’s attention through an interview with Pinkvilla, in which he claimed that despite his efforts to patch things up, Dalljiet subjected him to verbal abuse. Defending herself against these allegations, Dalljiet expressed her disappointment over Nikhil’s depiction of their wedded life as a mere ‘event.’
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Dalljiet on Instagram gave a fitting reply where she penned, “You had three days in India after knowing about the FIR. 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. You PR stories are not going to give me justice and a person like you deserves to be punished.”
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She further added, “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? Is all this true that you are sending for the press? You should have sat in front of the cops eye to eye and told this rubbish story you have made up. And see if they would have believed it.”
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Nikhil Patel on the other hand also wrote a descriptive message on social media reacting to Dalljiet Kaur’s Instagram story. He wrote, “Dalljiet and I met in Dubai in 2022, and then had our Hindu ceremony in March of 2023 in Mumbai, India. Right after the ceremony, we moved to Nairobi, Kenya where I work and reside as a British Expat. We lived in Kenya together as a family until January 2024 when she returned to India with Jaydon. Our celebration in India was not in any way meant to be, nor was it a “legal” marriage ceremony. For Dalljiet to pretend that we entered a legal union is deliberately deceptive and meant solely for the purpose of supporting her victim’s self-portrayal. She made consistent efforts to secure work in India by writing scripts and attempting to market her short films, though they did not achieve the success she hoped. As a supportive partner, I remained committed to backing her projects.”
He further penned, “In the past eight months since Dalljiet and Jaydon left Kenya, I have found myself subjected to intense scrutiny on social media. Dalljiet decided to withdraw Jaydon from his prestigious British international school in Nairobi after just four days of the new term. She then informed my oldest daughter through a voice note and messaged my friends, stating her intention to leave Kenya permanently and return to India.”
Nikhil voiced his concerns, noting that Dalljiet has had no contact with his little girl. He leveled accusations at Dalljiet for causing a lot of upset, which included cyber harassment. Nikhil went on to say that Dalljiet’s persistent hassling negatively affects not only him but also several women in his life, with some of them even seeking legal intervention.
