Tehseen Poonawalla Shockingly Reveals 'Top Industrialist Offered Me to Sleep With His Wife'

[Maula Jatt]

agreed ! been there done that ..couldn't say no to my Turkish friend , he even insisted that i record everything i do with his wife which i refused ( the recording bit) always down to spread some love and positivity nothing wrong with exploring your kinks

Oye , oye putraan
Hun Chad de...

Now I know this is a figment of your imagination but I feel it's the other way around...

 

[SuperStar20]

Looks like it is fake for sure.

 

[RealNapster]

How was Tehseen able to do all that with another male watching ?

I couldn't prevent myself from asking
"what you going to do with the information you get asking that question ?

I am sorry you can just ignore me this time and move on.

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Your welcome! I am an honest Indian.

I am wondering who is the industrialist - Ambani, Godrej or Adar Poonwala ( he is from Poona too)

The Industrialist in question could be Robert Vadra himself.

“I slept with the wife of a top industrialist while he watched,” Robert Vadra’s brother in law claims during his exit from the reality TV show ‘Lock Upp’​

Tehseen Poonawalla confessed to having played out one unnamed Indian businessman's sexual fantasies involving his wife on reality show Lock Upp.

Tehseen Poonawalla confesses to having sex with a top industrialist's wife on reality show Lock Upp

Tehseen Poonawalla claimed that the sexual encounter with the industrialist's wife took place prior to his marriage to jewellery curator Monicka Vadera, Robert Vadra's cousin. | OpIndia News

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[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

Kangana further asked if his wife knew about it. Tehseen told her that she did. He added that this was before marriage and one of the first things he told his wife when they started dating. He said he didn't regret it one bit.

So Tehseen Poonawalla slept with Priyanka Gandhi Vadra before she married the Industrialist Robert Vadra.


Priyanka Gandhi's Grand Father Nehru had an affair with Edwina Mountbatten

Like Grand Father, Like Grand Daughter

Letters between Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten still remain a secret even as some diaries of the last viceroy of India get published for the first time​

These documents would possibly shed light on the relationship between Edwina Mountbatten and former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, the royal family, how fair the India-Pakistan partition was, and what Mountbatten thought of Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi and Mohammad Ali Jinnah.


25 July, 2021
OpIndia Staff

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On July 22, personal diaries and letters of Lord and Lady Mountbatten that are available in the Broadland Archive were released digitally. The letter was published online four days after an early day motion signed by 22 British MPs was tabled in the House of Commons that called for the publication of the documents without any further delay and obfuscation.
These documents would possibly shed light on the relationship between Edwina Mountbatten and former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, the royal family, how fair the India-Pakistan partition was, and what Mountbatten thought of Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi and Mohammad Ali Jinnah. While documents till 1960 were released, 1947-48 diaries and letters were withheld.
Andrew Lownie, author of “The Mountbattens”, spent Rs 2 crore (£250,000) and raised another Rs 51 lakh (£50,000) through crowdfunding for the court case to get all the documents up to 1960 and the letters that the couple wrote to each other released.
As directed by the Cabinet Office, the University of Southampton, that as the diaries and letters of the Mountbattens as part of an archive they had bought, had closed off all 47 volumes of Lord Mountbatten’s diaries and all 36 volumes of Lady Mountbatten’s diaries, and their letters to each other.

It is believed that the diaries for 1947 and 1948 might reveal a lot about what Mountbatten thought of Jinnah, Gandhi, Nehru and the British officials like Cyril Radcliffe, who was the one who drew the boundary between India and Pakistan. These documents might have crucial information about how close they were to Nehru and how impartial or not they were over the partition. According to Lownie, “These are crucial questions if we are looking at Indian Independence and Partition and an important source for Indian historians.”

The relationship between Nehru and Edwina​

There is no secret that there was an affair between Edwina, wife of Lord Mountbatten and the first Prime Minister of Independent India, Jawaharlal Nehru. In an article in Daily Mail, it was described how Mountbatten fell in love with Nehru and how her promiscuity took a toll on her children. According to Lady Mountbatten’s daughter Pamela, ‘She found in Panditji [Nehru] the companionship and equality of spirit and intellect that she craved. Each helped overcome loneliness in the other.’
The relationship found its way into the popular Netflix series The Crown, which is a historical drama that chronicles the life of Queen Elizabeth from her younger days to her reign and gives a glimpse into the personal life of the royals. Lord Mountbatten was also the uncle of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and husband to Queen Elizabeth. There are a few references to Lord Mountbatten and India’s first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
In the first season’s first episode, during the wedding ceremony of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at first Winston Churchill appeared to be referring to Lord Mountbatten as the man who gave away India. In the same sequence, few other people too said the same. In the second season, Lord Mountbatten appeared to accept the affair his wife had with Jawaharlal Nehru to Queen Elizabeth.

Notably, Edwina was buried at sea by Lord Mountbatten in accordance with her wishes. At that time, Nehru had sent the Indian Navy frigate INS Trishul as an escort and had a wreath cast in her memory. Lady Pamela Hicks, daughter of Lady Mountbatten, also says that on her death in 1960, Edwina was buried at sea as per her wish. As her bereaved family steamed away from the scene after casting wreaths at the spot, the Indian frigate INS Trishul “quietly took our place and, on Panditji’s instructions, marigolds were scattered upon the waves”.

Letters, diaries of Lord Mountbatten released, letters between Nehru and Edwina withheld

While documents and diaries of Lord Mountbatten till 1960 were released, 1947-48 diaries and letters were withheld. | OpIndia News

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[Akshay89]

So Tehseen Poonawalla slept with Priyanka Gandhi Vadra before she married the Industrialist Robert Vadra.


Priyanka Gandhi's Grand Father Nehru had an affair with Edwina Mountbatten

Like Grand Father, Like Grand Daughter

Letters between Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten still remain a secret even as some diaries of the last viceroy of India get published for the first time​

These documents would possibly shed light on the relationship between Edwina Mountbatten and former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, the royal family, how fair the India-Pakistan partition was, and what Mountbatten thought of Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi and Mohammad Ali Jinnah.


25 July, 2021
OpIndia Staff

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On July 22, personal diaries and letters of Lord and Lady Mountbatten that are available in the Broadland Archive were released digitally. The letter was published online four days after an early day motion signed by 22 British MPs was tabled in the House of Commons that called for the publication of the documents without any further delay and obfuscation.
These documents would possibly shed light on the relationship between Edwina Mountbatten and former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, the royal family, how fair the India-Pakistan partition was, and what Mountbatten thought of Nehru, Mahatma Gandhi and Mohammad Ali Jinnah. While documents till 1960 were released, 1947-48 diaries and letters were withheld.
Andrew Lownie, author of “The Mountbattens”, spent Rs 2 crore (£250,000) and raised another Rs 51 lakh (£50,000) through crowdfunding for the court case to get all the documents up to 1960 and the letters that the couple wrote to each other released.
As directed by the Cabinet Office, the University of Southampton, that as the diaries and letters of the Mountbattens as part of an archive they had bought, had closed off all 47 volumes of Lord Mountbatten’s diaries and all 36 volumes of Lady Mountbatten’s diaries, and their letters to each other.

It is believed that the diaries for 1947 and 1948 might reveal a lot about what Mountbatten thought of Jinnah, Gandhi, Nehru and the British officials like Cyril Radcliffe, who was the one who drew the boundary between India and Pakistan. These documents might have crucial information about how close they were to Nehru and how impartial or not they were over the partition. According to Lownie, “These are crucial questions if we are looking at Indian Independence and Partition and an important source for Indian historians.”

The relationship between Nehru and Edwina​

There is no secret that there was an affair between Edwina, wife of Lord Mountbatten and the first Prime Minister of Independent India, Jawaharlal Nehru. In an article in Daily Mail, it was described how Mountbatten fell in love with Nehru and how her promiscuity took a toll on her children. According to Lady Mountbatten’s daughter Pamela, ‘She found in Panditji [Nehru] the companionship and equality of spirit and intellect that she craved. Each helped overcome loneliness in the other.’
The relationship found its way into the popular Netflix series The Crown, which is a historical drama that chronicles the life of Queen Elizabeth from her younger days to her reign and gives a glimpse into the personal life of the royals. Lord Mountbatten was also the uncle of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and husband to Queen Elizabeth. There are a few references to Lord Mountbatten and India’s first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
In the first season’s first episode, during the wedding ceremony of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at first Winston Churchill appeared to be referring to Lord Mountbatten as the man who gave away India. In the same sequence, few other people too said the same. In the second season, Lord Mountbatten appeared to accept the affair his wife had with Jawaharlal Nehru to Queen Elizabeth.

Notably, Edwina was buried at sea by Lord Mountbatten in accordance with her wishes. At that time, Nehru had sent the Indian Navy frigate INS Trishul as an escort and had a wreath cast in her memory. Lady Pamela Hicks, daughter of Lady Mountbatten, also says that on her death in 1960, Edwina was buried at sea as per her wish. As her bereaved family steamed away from the scene after casting wreaths at the spot, the Indian frigate INS Trishul “quietly took our place and, on Panditji’s instructions, marigolds were scattered upon the waves”.

Letters, diaries of Lord Mountbatten released, letters between Nehru and Edwina withheld

While documents and diaries of Lord Mountbatten till 1960 were released, 1947-48 diaries and letters were withheld. | OpIndia News

www.opindia.com

You know a lot of the juicy details.

 

[Abdul Rehman Majeed]

You know a lot of the juicy details.

We know the hard way.

Since Edwina had an affair with Nehru, She influenced Mountbatten to do the partition in favor of India.