Bollywood playback singer Udit Narayan has come into the spotlight once again due to a new controversy involving his first wife, Ranjana Narayan Jha. She has accused Udit of having her uterus removed without her approval, claiming that this procedure was carried out under the guise of medical treatment. The complaint was filed at the women’s police station in Supaul, Bihar, on February 10, highlighting serious allegations against the singer's actions and the involvement of his family members in this incident.

In her complaint, Ranjana states that she was taken to a hospital in Delhi by Udit's two brothers and his second wife, Deepa, where the surgery was performed. It was only when Ranjana visited a doctor for another health issue that she learned about the removal of her uterus, which was allegedly done back in 1996. This shocking revelation and the timing of the complaint have sparked curiosity about Ranjana's identity and her life, which had remained largely overshadowed by Udit's career in the film industry.

Ranjana Narayan Jha hails from Balua Bazaar in Supaul and married Udit during his early struggles in the Hindi film industry, before Udit married Deepa in 1985. With these allegations now public, there is likely to be a significant media and public interest in both Ranjana's life and Udit’s past, raising important questions about consent and medical ethics in personal relationships. The unfolding legal situation may also have implications for Udit's public image and career in the entertainment industry.