Uorfi Javed on late night ordeal: When someone comes at 3 am and refuses to leave, it is terrifying |

Uorfi Javed sparked concern after sharing images from a Mumbai police station in the early hours of Monday. Taking to Instagram Stories, she revealed that she and her sisters had gone through a deeply unsettling night, calling it the scariest experience of her life. While she did not initially disclose details, Uorfi later spoke to us exclusively about the incident that took place at her residence in the early hours and led her to seek police intervention. Recalling what happened around 3.30 am, she says, “Someone kept ringing my doorbell for about 10 minutes. When I went out to check, a man was standing outside asking me to open the door and insisting on being let in, while another was standing at the corner. I told him to stop the nonsense and leave, but he refused to go. It was only when I warned him that I would call the police that he finally left.”

At the time of the incident, Uorfi was at home with her sisters, Dolly and Asfi. Speaking about what followed, she alleges that the men involved were residents of the same building. She says, “They were from the 13th floor. These men claimed they were politically connected and behaved as if they could do anything.” According to her, the situation escalated even after the police arrived. “We called the police, but they misbehaved with us and with the police. They were rude and kept saying ‘nikal nikal’. They denied everything,” she adds. Uorfi further claims that she overheard them attempting to tamper with evidence. “When we were leaving for the police station, we heard them asking the security guard to delete the CCTV footage, saying that they were related to a politician,” she says. Talking about the official action taken so far, she shares, “An NC has been registered. Now we will have to wait and see what happens next.” Describing the emotional toll of the episode, Uorfi admits the experience left her shaken. She says, “When someone comes at 3 am and asks a girl to open the door and then refuses to leave, it is scary. Especially when girls are living alone, situations like this can be terrifying.” She has also approached her housing society regarding the safety lapse. “I have submitted a written complaint because I do not feel safe. I want to know what action will be taken against them,” she says, adding that the society committee is likely to hold a meeting to decide the next steps.