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CINTAA Fight Escalates as Actors Dispute Committee Status and Paperwork

CINTAA Fight Escalates as Actors Dispute Committee Status and Paperwork
'Care about your reputation...' Poonam Dhillon & Padmini Kolhapure over ugly CINTAA fight, police slams · wionews.com

Several actors argued at the office of their association in Mumbai.

The argument was recorded on video and spread online.

Kunickaa Sadanand reportedly questioned whether official files had been moved to Poonam Dhillon’s car.

Padmini Kolhapure asked for proof that the association’s committee had been dissolved.

Dhillon and Kolhapure said their data had been stolen.

Other members challenged them over the paperwork and the car search.

Police arrived and told everyone to stop arguing.

The disagreement is connected to resignations and a court case about the association’s election process.

Key facts

Organization
Cine and TV Artistes’ Association (CINTAA)
Incident
A confrontation at the CINTAA office in Mumbai
People shown
Poonam Dhillon, Padmini Kolhapure, Upasana Singh and Kunickaa Sadanand, among others
Disputed paperwork
Official CINTAA files and paperwork were allegedly moved to Dhillon’s vehicle
Committee dispute
Kolhapure said the committee was not dissolved and demanded an official order
Resignations
Eleven members resigned in August
Legal action
Dhillon and Kolhapure filed a case at Dindoshi Court challenging the election process

Quotes

Poonam Dhillon and Padmini Kolhapure

Actors and former CINTAA members involved in the dispute

“The committee is not dissolved. Show me the order that says the committee is dissolved.”
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“Our data has been stolen.”
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Police officers

Police personnel who intervened during the CINTAA confrontation

“Care about your reputation at least, people are watching. You are hung up on your allegations and not listening to us. Doosra koi rehta tha, thappad hi maarte the. (We would’ve slapped if it were someone else). We are giving you respect, but there’s a limit to it.”
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