Nawaz Modi, the estranged wife of Indian textiles magnate Gautam Singhania, has escalated their ongoing divorce battle with fresh allegations of surveillance and intimidation. The rift between the two has deepened following failed negotiations, notably after Modi demanded a significant portion of Singhania's substantial fortune. In her recent police complaint, Modi claims to have endured relentless harassment and surveillance, fearing for her safety and that of her children. Accusations include Singhania's alleged placement of spyware in her car and his staff's occupation of her father's property.

Furthermore, Modi accuses Singhania of tarnishing her reputation by falsely alleging extramarital affairs and sabotaging her fitness venture, "Body Art." Despite the seriousness of these claims, Singhania's response, though denying specific allegations, dismisses them as "false and baseless." The feud, initially highlighted by a viral video depicting Modi's exclusion from a company event, has spiraled into allegations of physical assault, vehemently denied by Singhania. Modi has proposed esteemed mediators to resume settlement discussions, underscoring the complexity and public scrutiny surrounding their high-profile dispute within the corridors of corporate India.