Recently, Divyanka Tripathi Dahiya and her husband Vivek Dahiya were on a tour of Italy, but suddenly things changed when the couple faced robbery and lost all their important stuff and credentials, even their passport.
The couple shocked with the incident
The couple was out for lunch; their car was parked in the resort; they dropped all their essentials and credentials, like a passport, in the locked car. But when they returned, they found broken glass in the window, and all the stuff was missing. In the place of their things, some old clothes and food were kept. This incident happened on Wednesday afternoon.
Casualty to serious issues
later, the actress said that due to police stations closing at 6. p.m. in Italy and they having no evidence of robbers, the police could not do much help. But the celebrity couple requested the embassy for their help, and officials are trying to help them in this serious situation with a temporary passport and another important document through which they can return to India.
Gratitude to friends and the Indian Embassy
Yeh hai mohabbatein actress then said she is very grateful to her fans who supported her in this tough time and it’s very hard to answer every one personally, so they stated that the money problem has been fixed and they are helped by a near and dear friend. “Divyanka urged tourist safety” In another social media post of the actress, she requested from the Prime Minister of Italy Giorgia Meloni that they were amazingly enjoying Italy until they were robbed. The cases of robberies are taken very casually, and they lose their hope and fascination with Italy. If this kind of thing goes on, tourists will be able to enjoy Italy with enthusiasm. In a separate post, Divyanka also said that she is receiving help from the Indian Embassy.
“Divyanka worked in Adrishyam.” If we talk about the projects of Divyanka Tripathi, she was seen in Adrishyam: The Invisible Heroes with Eijaz Khan on Sony. Liv fans predicted her in Adrishyam 2, but later the actress denied the confirmation.
