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Tamanna Sayyed, who came into the spotlight after a social media video alleging that drugs were being sold openly in various parts of Vadodara, has been booked for the third time in two days. In the latest case, she has been accused of threatening the manager of a cafe in Fatehganj with making a video about him go viral unless he paid ₹2 lakh. The latest complaint was filed by Mohammad Zaid Ayaz Sheikh, manager of Invisible Cafe at Lakshya Complex in Fatehganj, at the Sayajiganj police station. According to the complaint, Tamanna had earlier posted a video alleging that drugs were being sold at the cafe. Police said Tamanna subsequently contacted the cafe manager and allegedly threatened to make another video naming the cafe and circulate it on social media if he did not pay ₹2 lakh. Her husband, Sohil Sayyed, also allegedly threatened the manager and told him to keep the money ready, warning that a video would be made viral. .......

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