Ananya Pandey Rubbishes The Reports Of Her Lying About USC Admission; Generates Proofs!
Ananya Pandey on Saturday dismissed the accusations that she lied about getting selected in a prestigious US university.
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oi-Swikriti Srivastava
By Pti
Ananya
Pandey
on
Saturday
dismissed
the
accusations
that
she
lied
about
getting
selected
in
a
prestigious
US
university.
The
Student
of
the
Year
2
actor
had
recently
said
in
an
interview
that
she
chose
not
to
go
to
college
despite
being
accepted
for
a
journalism
program
as
she
wanted
to
focus
on
her
acting
career.
A
woman,
who
goes
by
the
name
of
"anieeepeee" on
Instagram,
then
came
forward
disputing
the
actor's
statement
and
said
she
never
applied
for
any
foreign
university.
The
woman
claimed
to
be
Ananya's
schoolmate.
Setting
the
record
straight,
the
20-year-old
actor
posted
a
photo
of
her
with
the
university
letters
on
Instagram
and
revealed
that
she
had
successfully
applied
for
a
major
in
Communication
at
the
USC
Annenberg
School
for
Communication
and
Journalism
but
postponed
her
admission
twice
as
she
was
shooting
for
her
debut
film.
"As
I've
stated
earlier,
I
was
accepted
by
Annenberg
School
for
Communication
and
Journalism
at
USC
for
a
major
in
Communication
in
the
Spring
2018
semester.
But
since
I
was
shooting
for
my
first
film
and
the
release
date
later
got
pushed,
I
had
to
request
for
a
deferral
(which
means
postponing
my
admission)
twice
-
first
to
Fall
2018
and
later
to
Fall
2019,
both
of
which
they
gracefully
agreed
to
do," Ananya
wrote
in
the
caption.
"In
my
case,
I
could
only
defer
my
admission
two
times
so
I
will
not
be
attending
university
(for
now),
since
I've
decided
to
pursue
my
career
in
acting,"
she
added.
The
actor
also
said
the
rumours
that
she
lied
about
getting
selected
in
a
foreign
university
were
"getting
out
of
hand"
and
have
been
"unfair"
to
her
and
her
family.
"As
for
the
people
who
have
been
trying
to
pull
me
down
with
these
accusations,
I
would
like
to
send
you
all
lots
of
love,
peace
and
positivity.
And
would
also
like
to
say
that
even
though
they're
claiming
to
be
my
classmates
(nameless
and
faceless)
-
I'm
sure
they
aren't
because
I've
grown
up
with
the
people
I
went
to
school
with
and
they
would
never
do
something
like
that,"
Ananya
said.
"It's
never
okay
to
bully
anyone
-
creating
fake
conversations,
stories
and
screenshots
is
very
dangerous
and
can
seriously
damage
people's
lives.
So
please
be
loving,
positive
and
kind,"
she
added.