When a YouTuber with millions of thumbs‑up lands a court case, the fan base goes from binge‑watching to binge‑watching the news.
The charges, filed under Sections 117(2), 191(2) and 351(3) of the BNS, paint Raj Singh Chauhan as the victim of a neck‑grab, an iron‑rod strike and threats with a knife and gun. He says the clash erupted at Yellow Hills Café on Haridwar‑Bypass Road, a spot that’s now scarred in the headlines.
Anurag, the face behind UK07 Rider, has been quick to counter. He told reporters that he was the one who got attacked, calling 112, filing a written application and claiming that a mob of about 100 people had turned on his crew of five. "We were defending ourselves," he insisted.
Ritika Chauhan, his estranged wife, joined the fray with a harrowing Instagram video. She called out Anurag’s character, highlighted Raj’s alleged injuries, and accused him of building a fake narrative about her alleged relationship with a third party. Her clips have already sparked a wave of comments.
This courtroom saga is the latest chapter in a feud that began last year when Anurag posted a controversial ‘suicide drama’ for views. Critics say influencer fame can flip on a dime, turning a moment of viral glory into a legal nightmare.
The case is slated for a hearing this month, with both sides expected to submit evidence. Fans are watching closely, wondering if the courtroom will finally settle the scores that have kept them glued to his content.