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'Low-Level Tactics To Harass Me': Uorfi Javed Alleges Housing Society Harassment, Claims She Is Not Allowed To Shoot Content At Home

Reality show star Uorfi Javed, who previously claimed that her housing society had introduced a rule restricting guests from entering the premises after 10 PM and sought help from the Mumbai Police, has now alleged further harassment. She claimed that the society has introduced a new rule prohibiting her from shooting content inside her home, arguing that such shoots qualify as commercial because…

'Low-Level Tactics To Harass Me': Uorfi Javed Alleges Housing Society Harassment, Claims She Is Not Allowed To Shoot Content At Home

Reality show star Uorfi Javed has accused her housing society of harassment, alleging that the community has introduced new rules restricting her from shooting content at home. According to Uorfi, the society now prohibits guests with cameras or shooting equipment from entering her home, claiming these restrictions are unwarranted and illegal.

She took to her Instagram Stories, stating that the harassment began after she called the police over the society's initial rule requiring permission from landlords for guests entering after 6 PM. Uorfi also revealed that her private photos were leaked on Snapchat, with people taking screenshots and posting them on their stories.

She further alleged that her guests' bags were being checked upon arrival, questioning the legality of the restrictions. Uorfi expressed pride in her ability to withstand the harassment, writing that she is "kinda proud of myself" after reportedly being asked to leave by the society due to their "fragile male ego."

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