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Case registered against Vinod Kambli, wife for allegedly assaulting domestic help

Written by : TNM

A case has been reportedly filed against former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli and his wife, Andrea, for allegedly assaulting their domestic help and confining her to a room for three days.

The FIR was filed at the Bandra police station by the domestic help who also alleged that she was not paid her salary for two years and was told never to come back after Kambli and his wife released her.

In her complaint, the domestic help said, "The couple hired me two years ago to look after their child. I was hired for a monthly payment of Rs 10,000. However Kambli and his wife did not keep up to their words and paid her salary very rarely after repeatedly I pestered them," a report in the Times of India adds.

Police have filed a case against Kambli and Andrea under IPC sections 342, 504, 506 and 34.

Meanwhile, Kambli’s wife Andrea told ABP News that the woman was a drug addict and Kambli had ordered the woman to get out of their house when they came to know about her habits.

The police have said that they will call the couple to record their statements before taking any action.

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