On Wednesday, Chinmayi Sripada tweeted to Maneka Gandhi, Women and Child Development Minister, saying that no action has been taken against lyricist Vairamuthu after she named him as her predator in the #MeToo movement.
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She tweeted: “As of now this is the only legal route that I have. I am looking forward to the NCW @Manekagandhibjpin helping me take this complaint to a logical conclusion. @PMOIndia.” (sic).
She also added that the ban on her work in the Tamil Nadu film industry continues. “I had sent in a letter to Sri @VishalKOfficialseveral months ago. Despite his best intentions for which I am grateful, the Council apparently cannot intervene in the workings of the dubbing union,” she posted.
Maneka Gandhi immediately responded to her tweet and alerted the NCW to take up her case.
Following that, the singer has now registered a formal complaint against Vairamuthu with the National Council for Women (NCW).
She tweeted: “As of now this is the only legal route that I have. I am looking forward to the NCW @Manekagandhibjpin helping me take this complaint to a logical conclusion. @PMOIndia.” (sic).
She also added that the ban on her work in the Tamil Nadu film industry continues. “I had sent in a letter to Sri @VishalKOfficialseveral months ago. Despite his best intentions for which I am grateful, the Council apparently cannot intervene in the workings of the dubbing union,” she posted.