Viral Video: Actor Prince Narula Refutes 'arrest' By Delhi Police

New Delhi: A video of actor Prince Narula has been going viral on social media since Thursday morning. Prince's fans have been quite worried since the video went viral. Hoowever, the actor and reality show star has come out with a clarification on the incident.

The viral video claims that Prince Narula was arrested in connection with the unrest caused by the action taken against illegal construction near a mosque in Delhi. However, Prince himself has now clarified that he has not been arrested and the video going viral is from a shoot.

Why did Prince's video go viral?

In the video of Prince that is going viral on social media, he can be seen being taken away by the police. People with cameras are standing around. Prince looks quite serious in the video. It was being claimed that Prince was arrested in connection with the unrest caused by the demolition of illegal construction near a mosque in Delhi. However, Prince has clarified that this is not true and he has not been arrested.

What has Prince Narula said about video?

Talking to the media, Prince clarified that he has not been arrested. 

"I have not been arrested. This is part of a brand shoot," he said. 

After this statement from Prince, his fans breathed a sigh of relief.

Who is Prince Narula?

Prince Narula is also known to his fans as a reality TV star. Prince Narula has been the winner of Roadies, Splitsvilla, and Bigg Boss. Prince Narula has also appeared in several music videos. He is also a part of Roadies every year, appearing as a gang leader.

What is the Delhi mosque incident?

It should be noted that on Tuesday night, there was a major disturbance near the Faiz-e-Ilahi mosque in the Turkman Gate area of Delhi during the demolition of illegal construction. Some anti-social elements pelted stones at the police force deployed at the spot and clashed with the police, breaking barricades. Five policemen, including the SHO, were injured in the incident. In this case, the police have registered an FIR and arrested five people.