Raja Chaudhary defends accepting Rs 93 lakh flat amid custody dispute with Shweta Tiwari

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Actor Raja Chaudhary has responded to allegations that he chose a flat worth Rs 93 lakh over his daughter Palak Tiwari. He stated that family court battles with ex-wife Shweta Tiwari stretched from 2007 to 2012, during which he was denied access to his daughter. Chaudhary explained that he needed a place to live and had given up his rights to jointly held properties as part of the settlement. He defended his decision by saying he was exhausted by the prolonged legal disputes and personal hardships he faced during that period.

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