The Malayalam actress is threatening to take legal action against the activist

Kochi Malayalam film actress, who recently accused businessman Boby Chemmanur of sexual harassment, on Saturday said she would take legal action against activist Rahul Easwar for his allegedly defamatory and intimidating remarks against her on social media. The actress stated that she and her family were under enormous mental pressure and one of the people responsible for it was Easwar. She accused him of setting up an “organized crime operation” in cyberspace to mitigate the seriousness of her complaint to the police against Chemmanur and turn public opinion against her. In a Facebook post, the actress claimed that Easwar’s repeated actions against her are responsible for the incidents of cyberbullying and the defamatory and intimidating remarks she has faced. She alleged that his actions not only caused her emotional suffering, but were an attempt to push her to commit suicide and constituted a violation of her fundamental rights. Easwar recently made some comments about the way she dressed in public. Reacting to his comments on the matter, the actress said, “Insulting or making derogatory comments about a woman’s dress in public places, including social media, is considered a form of harassment or cyberbullying, which is punishable under various laws in India. ” In her post, she further stated that cyberbullying organized by a person or a PR agency is considered a form of organized crime in India. The actor also said that the Constitution gives the right to choose one’s clothing and the criminal law does not contain specific provisions limiting or regulating one’s choice of clothing. According to the actor’s complaint against Chemmanur, upon invitation, she inaugurated the Chemmanur International Jewelery showroom at Alakode in Kannur on August 7, 2024, where thousands of people gathered to witness the event. The complaint states that during the inauguration ceremony, Chemmanur placed a necklace around the actress’s neck and then made unwanted sexual advances with malicious intent, twisting or turning her. Chemmanur denied the allegations against him, calling them “false, baseless and incorrect.” The businessman was charged under Section 75 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for making “sexual remarks.” form of sexual harassment, as well as pursuant to Art. 67 of the IT Act for publishing or transmitting obscene material in electronic form. he said.