Looks like Sona has become controversy’s favourite child these days. The actress had recently filed a complaint against a Tamil magazine f...
And now, the latest is that Nadigar Sangam, a human rights organisation and a couple of women’s rights associations have come forward to help her tackle the issue.
She says, “A couple of days ago, about 120 people from a men’s association had protested outside my house. I tried reasoning with them, saying how the interview was fabricated and how I’d filed a complaint against the publication. But they weren’t willing to listen. The cops had arrested about 100 of them, and even then, they said they would protest against me wherever I go. Now, Nadigar Sangam has told me they will help me solve this issue and have promised their complete support. A few women’s rights association and human rights organisation have told me that they’d register a case against the men’s association for harassing and threatening me non-stop. I was supposed to shoot for my film, but I’m now unsure if the schedule is happening.”
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