 "Nana Patekar addresses Tanushree Dutta's allegations with a non-statement: Will say what I said 10 years ago")
Hours after
cancelling the press conference in which he was expected to respond to the
sexual harassment allegations leveled against him by Tanushree Dutta, Nana Patekar appeared before the press briefly on 8 October. During the conference, which took place outside Patekar’s residence in Mumbai, the actor addressed the media for a couple of minutes before leaving hurriedly. On being asked for a statement, he said he had been advised to not speak to the press by his lawyer.
#BREAKING | Lawyers have asked me not to speak to the media: @nanagpatekar, at media briefing, about the charges levelled against him by Tanushree Dutta | #BollywoodMeToo #SpeakUpForTanushree pic.twitter.com/vTNvsp4rfW
— News18 (@CNNnews18) October 8, 2018
#BREAKING | Whatever I had to say, I said 10 years ago: @nanagpatekar, tells media about the charges levelled against him by Tanushree Dutta | #BollywoodMeToo #SpeakUpForTanushree pic.twitter.com/RB2dpCsIIZ
— News18 (@CNNnews18) October 8, 2018
Patekar stands accused of sexually harassing Dutta on the sets of Horn ‘OK’ Pleassss, a 2008 movie. So far, Dutta has filed a police complaint against Patekar and her lawyer told the media that once an FIR is registered, two more women who have allegedly been harassed by the accused, will come forward.
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