Nana Patekar intimidates witnesses, says Tanushree Dutta's lawyer

Actress Nana Patekar has not received any downline from the police, said the actress' lawyer Tanushree Dutta, Nitin Satpute, in September of last year, last September. harbaded by actor Nana Patekar on the set of a film, "Horn Ok Please", in 2008. She revisited the incident last year, triggering the #MeToo movement in India and filed a GIR against the actor. However, Nana Patekar refuted all the allegations.

million. Satpute said: "The police have not provided any supporting documents, no summary report or charge sheet has been filed against the accused (Nana Patekar). was registered under Section 354, four accused lost their jobs on October 10, 2018. So they deliberately spread these rumors to generate sympathy and work in the industry. "

He also claimed that Nana Patekar's team was trying to "mislead" the investigation services.

"It is also intended to put pressure on the investigation services.They have put obstacles in the investigation and are trying to mislead the police services. The case against Nana Patekar and four other defendants, "he said.

million. Satpute claimed that Nana Patekar "intimidated and threatened" witnesses.

"10 to 15 witness statements were recorded, we have audio from one of the main witnesses, we have an audio recording that we will present to the police at the appropriate time," he said.

After the shocking tale of Tanushree Dutta, several other celebrities presented their #MeToo account.

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