The
actress
assault
case
survivor
reportedly
approached
Kerala's
Bar
Council
seeking
action
against
Dileep's
lawyers,
alleging
that
they
were
unethically
interfering
in
the
trial.
In
her
plea,
the
actress
asserted
that
the
lawyers
were
making
use
of
illegal
and
unethical
methods
from
the
very
beginning
of
the
trial.
She
also
listed
out
various
instances
wherein
the
lawyers
were
involved
in
unethical
activities
as
claimed
by
her.
She
further
alleged
that
they
even
pressurized
as
many
as
20
witnesses
to
turn
hostile,
calling
their
move
unforgivable
and
shocking.
The
survivor
further
requested
the
council
to
take
action
against
the
lawyers
and
conduct
an
enquiry
based
on
her
claims.
Notably,
the
case
was
registered
in
February
2017,
after
the
leading
south
actress,
who
predominately
works
in
Malayalam,
Tamil,
and
Kannada
film
industry,
was
allegedly
abducted
and
sexually
assaulted
in
a
moving
car.
Her
co-star
Dileep
was
arrested
after
being
accused
as
the
key
conspirator
of
the
shocking
incident.
Dileep
is
currently
out
on
bail.
As
of
now,
the
Kerala
High
Court
has
asked
the
investigation
team
to
wrap
all
the
investigations
relating
to
the
case
before
April
14.
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women
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distress
or
facing
harassment,
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in
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at
the
following
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numbers:
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27859158;
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