Indian man Akash Singhania shares recording of police call with his father: ‘Prove my innocence’

“Everyone is asking for details, so now you can hear it directly from the police. I was wrongly accused but am now completely innocent,” Singhania wrote.

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He continued, “Listen to the recording of the officer confirming my innocence directly to my father. This false accusation, coupled with racism, harassment, and bullying, has turned my life upside down. Please share this recording to help prevent this from happening to other innocent people.”

During the conversation, a man Singhania said was a police officer said to his father: “I can ask your son to explain what happened, but long story short, your son was in the wrong place at the wrong time. We don’t know if he is a suspect in the case. So, we took him to the police station for investigation and interview. Furthermore, we determined that he was not the appropriate suspect we were looking for. “

The officer continued, “As we investigate, we believe he was involved simply because he happened to be where he was. We thought he might be our suspect, so we took him in for questioning and obviously we determined that he was not our suspect and he was not arrested and he was not charged with anything.The official also said that Singhania remained calm and cooperated with the police. police.

His father responded that he had watched the entire video of Singhania being falsely accused. “I just want to identify the people who bullied him, harassed him, pushed him, including the girls who trapped him,” he asked. What can we do for these people? Because they ruined his life and blamed him. “

The police replied that Singhania would be provided with documents and paperwork proving his innocence. Police went on to say that the Indian man could file a civil lawsuit against those who harassed him. However, he clarified: “In terms of civil proceedings, I can’t give legal advice, but if you want to pursue something like that, obviously that’s your prerogative, but it would be something you would have to do independently.

Below is the full recording:

Vitali later issued an apology on social media. “My team and I wrongly portrayed Askarsh Singhania as a child predator. This is a mistake that I deeply regret. He never intended to meet with a minor and has been cleared of all wrongdoing.”

“I apologize to Mr. Singhania, his family, friends and anyone affected by this mistake,” he continued, adding that the video in which he falsely accused Singhania has been removed from all social media platforms.