Last update:November 15, 2024, 2:13 PM IST

One of the attackers bit her hand, but she expressed gratitude that nothing serious happened.

Somy left India in 1999.

Bollywood actor Salman Khan popularly known as Bhaijaan recently faced a series of threats. Following these developments, his ex-girlfriend Somy Ali has spoken out and made headlines with her remarks in recent days. In a shocking turn of events, news has emerged that Somy Ali herself was attacked and is currently recovering from her injuries. She shared the details of the incident and how it unfolded.

The information about the attack on Somy Ali is currently making waves. She revealed that she has worked with the police for the past 17 years to help rescue victims. She mentioned that this was the ninth time she was attacked in her work. She explained that she was instructed not to leave the car until the victim was out of the house. They were waiting for both the victim and the trafficker, and the victim did not know that the house he was going to, where he was going to work as a sweeper, was the residence of a smuggler.

Somy Ali also said that he got out of the car while rescuing a woman who was a victim of human trafficking. She explained that she was worried about what might happen if the victim arrived at the house and the smugglers were already there. When he got out of the car, the smugglers attacked the house and its surroundings. One of them bit her hand, but she expressed her gratitude that nothing serious happened. However, she suffered a hairline fracture, which is causing her considerable discomfort now. Meanwhile, doctors have now asked Somy Ali to rest for 6 to 7 weeks. Her wrist and hand are swollen and sore, so she is currently resting.

Somy Ali, a former Bollywood actress and social worker who rose to prominence in the 1990s, made a significant impact in the entertainment industry during her time in India. However, after her breakup with Salman Khan, who later began a relationship with Aishwarya Rai, Somy decided to leave India in 1999. Since then, she has devoted herself to humanitarian work and is now the founder of No More Tears, an NGO that works tirelessly assisting and supporting victims of human trafficking and domestic violence. Through her organization, she continues to make a difference in the lives of those in need, focusing on their rehabilitation and empowerment.