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Indian spinner Amit Mishra arrested in charges of assault

| | Oct 27, 2015, at 07:59 pm
Bengaluru, Oct 27 (IBNS) The Bengaluru police on Tuesday arrested Indian legspinner Amit Mishra for allegedly assaulting a woman in a hotel, reports said.
The police earlier registered a criminal case against  Mishra after one of his female friends alleged that he assaulted and outraged her modesty in a five star hotel in Bengaluru on September 25.
 
However, Mishra will be released on bail, as it is a bailable offence.
 
 The  police issued a notice to Mishra earlier this month and asked him to give his statements.

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