Mumbai Court Rejects Alok Nath’s Request To Restrict Vinita Nanda’s Social Media Posts!

Recently, the writer-producer Vinita Nanda has accused television actor Alok Nath of raping her 19 years ago. Alok Nath's lawyer had said that all claims were false. Also, recently, Alok's wife had slapped defamation case against her along with a compensation of 1 Rupee. Vinita had also written an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his intervention in the matter! In her long Facebook post, Vinita had requested PM to help women get justice.

On Wednesday (October 17), Vinita filed a police complaint against Alok. The complaint was lodged at the Oshiwara police station. Vinita was quoted by PTI as saying, "The police was very co-operative and they took my statement. It was not easy for me to give my statement as it is like reliving your pain. We have given a written complaint against Alok Nath and they registered the same."

According to the latest report, the court has ordered the actor to be present in the court on October 25.

Apparently, Alok's lawyer had asked for the actor's exemption to be present in the court, but the court objected his absence, as he is the main person and should be present in the court! The court also reprimanded Alok's request to restrict Vinita's social media posts.

Also, while hearing the defamation suit filed by Alok, the court asked the actor's lawyers to make necessary amendments in the suit as it had technical errors.

After Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta registered a molestation case against actor Nana Patekar, this (Vinita-Alok's case) is the second high-profile case at Oshiwara police station in the #MeToo movement.