Delhi High Court REJECTS Jacqueline Fernandez Fan’s PIL Against Sukesh Chandrasekhar Over Derogatory Letters To Actresses-REPORTS
The petitioner has sought action against government authorities for allegedly conspiring with Chandrasekhar to "outrage the modesty" of the two women
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The Delhi High Court on Friday rejected a PIL (Public Interest Litigation) filed by a “hardcore fan” aggrieved by the "derogatory letters" written by Sukesh Chandrasekhar to actors Jacqueline Fernandez and Nora Fatehi, involved in criminal proceedings together with the alleged conman, reported Free Press Journal.
The petitioner has sought action against government authorities for allegedly conspiring with Chandrasekhar to "outrage the modesty" of the two women. ALSO READ | EXCLUSIVE PIC: Jacqueline Fernandez Flaunts Her LOVE BITE; Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar Gives A KISS To The Actress In New Photo
A bench comprising Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice Sanjeev Narula maintained that the PIL filed by Nishant Singh was meant merely for publicity and shall be dismissed with costs. They also said the petition was based on "vague and baseless allegations".
Moreover, a detailed copy of the order is awaited.
In his petition, Nishant Singh said Chandrasekhar's "false public love stories are heavily impacting on the psychology of our teenagers" and argued that his “public antics” need to be stopped immediately.
"In these letters, by publicly talking about his alleged relations with some women artists, Mr. Sukesh is trying to violate the dignity of the women of this Country and specially woman artist Ms. Jacqueline Fernandez," the petition said.
The petition also claimed that Chandrasekhar's assertions were also being publicised in the media and violating the dignity of the women.
The petitioner claimed Chandrasekhar, lodged in a prison in the national capital, was making "unrestrained" statements in the media and "speaking obscene things publicly", due to which a female actress would not be able to live her life with dignity, reported Free Press Journal.
The petitioner claimed to have been “hurt” owing to Chandrasekhar’s similar conduct in relation to actor Chahatt Khanna.
"It is most respectfully prayed that the Hon'ble Court may be pleased to take immediate action against the respondents (Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and Jail Superintendent) who had connived with each other in outraging the modesty of some of the women film artists who are looked up by the nation and people at large in the whole world," the petitioner said. ALSO READ | Jacqueline Fernandez Gets Relief In Sukesh Chandrasekhar Case FOR NOW! Actor’s Bail Plea Extended Till Tuesday By Delhi’s Patiala High Court
Jacqueline Fernandez is also accused in a Rs 200 crore money laundering case lodged against Chandrashekhar. Fatehi and Khanna are witnesses in an extortion case against him being probed by Delhi Police.
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