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Express news service Posted: Jul 03, 2008 at 1005 hrs IST
The Bandra metropolitan magistrate’s court on Wednesday handed Mehraj-ur-Rehman, the former husband of actor Sanjay Dutt’s girlfriend Manyata, to police custody after he escaped from the custody of the Hyderabad police and rearrested on Tuesday.

Mehraj was remanded to police custody till July 4 after he was rearrested on Tuesday night and charged with cheating a restaurant in a plush five-star hotel in Bandra of Rs 10,800 in an unpaid lunch bill.

Mehraj escaped from custody after he had lunch at the restaurant. The police are now investigating whether Mehraj was actually taken to the hotel by the policemen accompanying him or whether he had coaxed them into joining him for a five-star lunch.

After escaping, Mehraj headed straight to the office of a television news channel, where he gave an interview. On learning of his whereabouts, police rearrested him.

On Wednesday, Mehraj told the court that a policeman with the Hyderabad police had allegedly abused him and also tortured him with a view to getting money from his former wife Manyata. Mehraj claimed to have escaped from custody as he feared for his life.

Mehraj is in police custody for allegedly sending lewd messages to Bollywood actors. He is now also booked under Section 420 of the India Penal Code for cheating the hotel.

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