Raveena for stronger measures in Bandra

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Updated At : 11:18 AM Jan 17, 2025 IST

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The attack on Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan has once again raised serious questions about safety in Mumbai. Hours after the news about Saif’s surfaced online, actress Raveena Tandon through an Instagram post wished Saif a speedy recovery and voiced concerns about the increased crimes in Bandra locality. “Targeting celebrities and soft targets in what used to be a safe residential area has become rampant, with Bandra losing out to unruly elements. Accident scams, hawker mafia, encroachers, land grabbers and criminal elements racing on bikes phone and chain grabbing. Need stronger measures. Wishing you a speedy recovery,” she posted.

Meanwhile, Bollywood actor Pulkit Samrat also took to social media, calling the attack ‘shocking’.

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