Taapsee Pannu Aska Richa Chadha To Fly To Delhi To Maker Herself “visible and audible” As She Wits For NCW’s Respond To The Latter’s Complaint

Taapsee Pannu Aska Richa Chadha To Fly To Delhi To Maker Herself “visible and audible” As She Wits For NCW’s Respond To The Latter’s Complaint
Taapsee Pannu Aska Richa Chadha To Fly To Delhi To Maker Herself “visible and audible” As She Wits For NCW’s Respond To The Latter’s Complaint

Recently actress Richa Chadha took to her Twitter asking details about her complaint against actress Payal Ghosh from National Commission for Women.

She posted pictures of Payal posing with the NCW chairperson Rekha Sharma in Delhi office with a caption, “I still haven’t heard back from @NCWIndia reg my complaint (dated 22/9/20) filed against Ms Ghosh, for falsely dragging my name in her case against a director. Basis your own tweets on the matter, I believe my complaint was filed BEFORE hers.”

Richa filed a defamation suit against Payal Ghosh after she dragged her name into the sexual harassment matter with Anaurag Kashyap. The actress also filed a complaint with NCW and waiting for the response.

Responding to Richa’s tweet Taapsee took a dig at the situation. “I think you should fly to Delhi soon to make yourself visible and audible,” she wrote.

On which Richa replied sharing a screenshot of her written complaint, “If the NCW website mentioned that a photo op was mandatory, along with a written complaint, I’d have done the same. It is after all, the ‘National’ commission for women. PFA screenshot of the acknowledgment of my complaint , once again ma’am @sharmarekha @NCWIndia.”

Meanwhile, Payal Ghosh’s lawyer said in court that his client will apologize to Richa Chadha and withdraw her statement. However, Ghosh retracted her statement on Twitter and said that she will not apologize to anyone.

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