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Relieved to see the recurrent Chinmayi Sripada singer, a Chennai court suspended the decision by South Indian Cine, the Television Dubbing Artists Union on November 11, 2014, in order to remove her.
Against the move, she approached the civil court of Chennai City, claiming the union's decision was a vindictive response to her #MeToo revelations.
Empowered by the #MeToo movement in social media, she had introduced herself and had tweeted cases of badual harbadment that she had to face in the film industry, said the award-winning singer in her application for temporary suspension. She added that several women had shared with her similar harbading experiences, which she had shared on her Twitter account. The Union's actions displeased him, with some of the allegations being made against Union President Radha Ravi.
The purported reason given in the removal order was that she had not paid the membership fees. She stated that she became a life member of the union after paying the required fees. She did not give any indication of cause to appear before the removal order, she said.
The referral has serious civil consequences and resulted in a denial of livelihood, Chinmayi lawyer V Suresh told the court.
concluded that Chinmay had established a "prima facie case" and that the "balance of convenience was in his favor". According to the records, the Court concluded that Chinmay was a life member. He noted that Union had not sent notice to the singer, which was an obligation under the rules of procedure.
The Honble Court granted me a temporary stay order concerning the prohibition of Tamilnadu Dubbing. Union.
The legal battle that lasts is long.
I hope that justice will be done.
Thank you.– Chinmayi Sripaada (@Chinmayi) March 15, 2019
The Court also agrees with Chinmayi's claim that his withdrawal from the union caused him "great mental stress and emotional "and deprived of his work.
"" If an interim injunction is not granted, the applicant will be sentenced to irreparable loss and hardship, "said the As a result, the effect of the November 19 decision is suspended and the union is not prevented from encroaching on Chinmayi's right to continue to be a member of the Union and to enjoy privileges and jobs as an artist in the film industry
and its president Radha Ravi were named as respondent parties in the application and the court asked them to respond no later than March 25.
Chinmayi began its #MeToo campaign with allegations of badual harbadment against the veteran Tamil lyricist Vairamuthu,
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