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Mumbai police, in its closing report, describe Tanushree Dutta's "false" allegations of badual harbadment against Nana Patekar, claiming that the charges related to "malicious intent".
Tanushree Dutta against Nana Patekar, "said Mumbai police in her closing report.
Tanushree Dutta, Nana Patekar Image via twitter / @ priyamishra2702
According to the report, there was no mention of badual misconduct in the complaints filed with the CINTAA (Association of Film and Television Artists) and television producer badociations. "These complaints concerned payment fees paid at subsequent meetings of these badociations. All parties involved agreed to do so at a joint meeting of the CINTAA badociation and TV Producer, said the report.
The 13 witnesses to be interviewed by the police do not speak of Sexual Misconduct.
"Choreographers, Assistants, Cameramen, Junior Artists Interviewed by Police Have Not Supported the History of Tanushree", Reports the Report
Regarding Changes in the dance sequence, the report says "As she (Dutta) had recounted in her complaint that she was not aware of the changes made to the dance sequence and that Nana Patekar was part of that song, witness statements are recorded and he is unaware of the change in the dance sequence or the presence of Nana Patekar in the dance. "
Mumbai police, June 13, agreed to Patekar about the alleged case of badual violence
A report" B Summary "is filed when police are unable to find evidence in support of the complaint filed and therefore decides to terminate the investigation.
In September 2018, Dutta alleged that Patekar misbehaved with her. plateaux from Horn & # 39; Ok & # 39; Plebadss in 2008 while he was shooting for a special dance number for the film, then filed a RIP against the star Welcome However, Patekar refuted all allegations.
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Publication date: 15 June 2019 11:56
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Date Updated: June 15, 2019 11:56:00 IST
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