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Paid money for food, beaten, 'shoot' threat: Shocking allegations against IPL star Shashank Singh in cook abuse case

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Paid money for food, beaten, 'shoot' threat: Shocking allegations against IPL star Shashank Singh in cook abuse case
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Tomar claimed that the accused had confiscated his phone, and made him pay for three days of food he had eaten at their home, ANI news agency reported.Tomar said that he was “beaten up” by the cricketer and his driver. In a medical examination conducted by the police, it was found that Tomar had visible injury marks on his body.Also Read | Domestic workers, invisible rights‘Promised ₹15,000 salary, assistance for govt job’Based on Tomar's complaint, the police registered a case at the Ratibad Police Station. The cook, who hails from Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district, was employed at Singh's family residence in Mendori village through an acquaintance.He said that he had been promised a salary of ₹15,000 along with free accommodation and food, and was assured of assistance in securing a government job in the future.

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Paid money for food, beaten, 'shoot' threat: Shocking allegations against IPL star Shashank Singh in cook abuse caseIn a written complaint, 31-year-old Vipendra Singh Tomar claimed that he had endured verbal and physical abuse at the cricketer's house.Updated on: Jun 30, 2026 12:45 PM ISTEdited by Arya MishraPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Indian Premier League (IPL) cricketer Shashank Singh and his father Shailesh Singh were booked by the Bhopal Police following allegations of assault, verbal abuse and illegal confinment by their cook.

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