Sona Mohapatra Trashes Anu Malik After He Denies All The Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Him!

Updated: Friday, November 15, 2019, 20:42 [IST]

Singer Sona Mohapatra has slammed music director Anu Malik after he penned a long note denying all the sexual harassment allegations levelled against him. Sona Mohapatra wrote, "Mr Anu Malik, 1) The only 'truths' that have surfaced after I called you out last year is that many more women have told their stories of sexual harassment, assault experiences with you. @shwetapandit7 told of her trauma of how you scarred her at a young age of 15."

"Danica D'Souza, Ex Indian Idol Producer told of how you harassed crew & contestants alike. Caralisa Monteiro spoke up too. Neha Bhasin spoke up a fortnight ago about her own story with you & many more who aren't known did too & in detail. Alisha Chinai corroborated the pattern & spoke her truth too. None of these women are connected or have anything to gain by speaking up about the predatory behaviour of one powerful, rich, perverted man."

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Mr Anu Malik, 1) The only ‘truths’ that have surfaced after I called you out last year is that many more women have told their stories of sexual harassment, assault experiences with you. @shwetapandit7 told of her trauma of how you scarred her at a young age of 15. Danica D’Souza, Ex Indian Idol Producer told of how you harassed crew & contestants alike. Caralisa Monteiro spoke up too. Neha Bhasin spoke up a fortnight ago about her own story with you & many more who aren’t known did too & in detail. Alisha Chinai corroborated the pattern & spoke her truth too. None of these women are connected or have anything to gain by speaking up about the predatory behaviour of one powerful, rich, perverted man. 2) ‘unverified’ allegations you say? These are multiple testimonies of independent sane women speaking coherently & they have a common thread & story. What about the ‘mental health’ of all these people who have gone through this traumatic experience because of you? Did you care about them over these years? What about the mental health of the good India & all the victims & their families when they see you flaunting yourself on TV? Rubbing it in? Encouraging others like you? 3. You have no right to be platformed on National TV till you make amends. 1.3 billion people exist in India. Not everyone needs to make crores on TV to survive or be ‘judge’ to young people whose safety they jeopardise. You aren’t a role model. You could always take a break, go to a sex-rehab or counselling or somewhere to reflect on how to behave better. Ask your kids to do a hard days job & earn a salary. They are adults now. I started working at 21.Open a biriyani shop. Stay away from the public eye? Show remorse? Say sorry? If you did, this would not have happened. There you go! You answered your own Q. Show off shamelessly on TV & we be quiet? 4. Being a father of two daughters doesn’t prove anything. Clearly it hasn’t held your libido back. History has shown us that multiple times in multiple real live stories. ‘Some’ Men will just be that .. 5. Yes, the show must go on. Without you. Don’t jeopardise the hard work of so many & the dreams of so many contestants just for you. STEP DOWN

A post shared by ShutUpSona (@sonamohapatra) on Nov 14, 2019 at 9:33am PST

Many netizens lauded Sona for her post and assured her that they are with her. Here's what they wrote..

@un_bowed: "Way to go ma'am..show these shallow misogynists their place."

@rajib7786: "We are with you. Mr malik still you have time to say sorry for your behaviour."

@sareeiscasual: "There you go. Friend, you are such a strength to a lot of women and men out there who are seeking justice daily. People like Anu Mallick should not roam around free like this."

@rashisingh08: "All of my love and strength and hugs and love and more power to this lady right here fighting this exhausting battle, having the nations women's backs, and handling it with not only courage but grace."

@_the_perfect_rhythm_: "I was waiting for something like this. This man needs to be punished. Being a father does not prove anything. The rapists or abusers have that wrong and filthy mindset which needs to be reported and action should be taken. #wearewithsona More power to you girl."

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