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Noida: Woman booked for assaulting househelp in Cleo County society claims her maid indulged in theft and added sleeping pills to her meals

Shefali Koul, the woman accused of assaulting and dragging her maid in Noida's Cleo County society, shared videos and claimed that she has proof of her househelp spiking her meals and indulging in theft.

The woman who was booked for assaulting househelp in Cleo County society in Noida has claimed that her maid had indulged in theft and added sleeping pills to her meals. The woman also said that she has CCTV footage and evidence of her maid’s theft and criminal activities.

Shefali Koul, the woman who is accused of assaulting her maid and holding her captive, recently took to Twitter to share videos of her maid answering questions asked of her. In one of the videos, the maid admits that her relatives routinely come to meet her and there are no restrictions imposed on her to meet them.

Koul shared another video in which her maid acknowledges that her relatives have misbehaved with Koul.

The video was shared by Koul after a CCTV from Noida’s upscale Cleo County society went viral on the internet. In the video, a woman is seen dragging her househelp outside the society’s elevator.

The police filed an FIR after the video of the incident had gone viral on social media platforms. The police issued a statement saying that necessary action has been initiated in the matter and an FIR has been filed against the woman for assaulting her maid and holding her as a hostage in the Cleo County society.

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