Urvashi Rautela claims her Dior bag stolen from belt at London Gatwick airport after Emirates flight, tags Police for action

Urvashi Rautela claims her Dior bag stolen from belt at London Gatwick airport after Emirates flight, tags Police for action

Actor Urvashi Rautela, has taken to social media to raise an alarm over the alleged theft of her luxury baggage at London’s Gatwick Airport. The actress, who had flown Emirates from Mumbai to London via Dubai, claims her brown Dior luggage was stolen from the baggage belt after she landed for her appearance at Wimbledon.

In a post shared via Instagram Stories, Rautela wrote, “Injustice tolerated is injustice repeated,” calling the incident out publicly and tagging key stakeholders including Gatwick Airport, Emirates, and the Metropolitan Police. She also included images of her boarding pass, baggage tag, and Emirates first-class ticket to substantiate her claim.

The message further stated: “Our @wimbledon @dior brown baggage was stolen from the belt at @gatwickairport after flying @emirates from Mumbai during #Wimbledon. Baggage tag & ticket above. Urgently requesting help to retrieve it.”

Urvashi Rautela also tagged official handles such as @metpolice_uk, @emirates.support, and used hashtags like #platinumemiratesmember and #gatwickairportpolice in an effort to escalate the matter and seek support. The actress’s post reflects both her frustration and urgency, as she appears to be reaching out to authorities and airline representatives in real-time for assistance.

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As of now, there has been no official response from Gatwick Airport, Emirates Airlines, or the UK police regarding her complaint. With Wimbledon being a major international event and Urvashi frequently making public appearances at such platforms, the incident has garnered considerable attention online.

Fans and followers have flooded her inbox with support, while some are tagging the concerned authorities to prompt quicker action. It’s not yet clear whether the missing baggage contained only personal items or important wardrobe essentials for her Wimbledon appearances.