Last
year,
actor
Dileep
was
expelled
from
AMMA
shortly
after
being
arrested
in
connection
with
the
actress
assault
case.
And,
as
expected,
this
created
a
great
deal
of
buzz
in
the
industry.
Following
this,
the
Ramleela
actor
spend
nearly
50
days
in
custody
before
getting
bail.
A
few
months
ago,
he
was
taken
back
in
to
the
organisation
much
to
the
shock
of
the
attacked
actress.
The
move
was
also
criticised
by
a
few
members
of
the
Kannada
film
industry.
All
in
all,
it
became
a
major
embarrassment
for
AMMA.
With
the
controversy
in
full
swing,
in
August,
AMMA
met
the
Women
In
Cinema
Collective(WCC)
and
tried
to
sort
out
the
matter.
Now,
nearly
two
months
later,
WCC
has
spilled
the
beans
on
the
minutes
of
the
meeting
and
claimed
that
it
was
an
'eye
wash'.
During
a
press
conference,
Parvathy,
Padmapriya
and
Revathy
claimed
that
AMMA
was
trying
to
shield
Dileep
and
had
refrained
from
giving
any
clear
answers
about
the
actor's
standing
in
the
organisation.
The
ladies
also
claimed
that
the
AMMA
members
kept
finding
fault
in
the
WCC
and
admonished
its
members
for
not
attending
the
AMMA
meetings.
Apparently,
WCC
even
played
a
voice
clip
of
the
survivor
and
this
left
the
AMMA
members
speechless.
The
WCC
went
on
to
add
that
AMMA
kept
changing
the
rules
to
suit
the
organisation's
needs
and
even
spoke
casually
about
the
survivor.
The
ladies
also
implied
that
AMMA
was
'duping'
them
and
had
taken
no
action
following
the
victim's
resignation.
Parvathy,
Revathy
and
Padmapriya
also
said
that
President
Mohanlal
claimed
that
he
was
on
the
survivor's
side
but
added
he
needed
to
check
with
the
entire
executive
body
before
taking
action.
While
speaking
about
#MeToo
,
the
WCC
said
that
even
though
people
in
Bollywood
are
taking
a
stand
against
sexual
harassment,
those
in
Mollywood
are
still
working
with
the
accused.
This
is
a
developing
situation
and
it
will
be
worth
watching
what
happens
next.