#MeToo Movement: Chetan Bhagat shows the proof against the author's false accusation on him; check them out

He refuted all the charges of sexual harassment on him. Chetan Bhagat said that author’s claim against him is false. He added that now he has proven himself guilty, therefore, he urged people to stop harassing him and his family.

The email that has been shared by Chetan Bhagat, in the end, the woman wrote ‘miss u kiss u’ and on this Chetan asked that ‘who wanted to kiss whom in 2013.’

He took to Twitter and shared the screenshot and captioned, ‘So who wanted to kiss whom? @iratrivedi’s self-explanatory email from 2013 to me, esp last line, easily shows her claims from 2010 are false, and she knows this too. This mental harassment of me and my family has to stop. Please don’t harm a movement with #fakecharges #harassed’

See his tweet:

So who wanted to kiss whom? @iratrivedi’s self-explanatory email from 2013 to me, esp last line, easily shows her claims from 2010 are false, and she knows this too. This mental harassment of me and my family has to stop. Please don’t harm a movement with #fakecharges #harassed pic.twitter.com/SWeaSCfHLd

— Chetan Bhagat (@chetan_bhagat) October 15, 2018

Bhagat’s name underwent a baptism of fire under the #MeToo movement after a writer Trivedi accused him of harassing her. She told about when Chetan Bhagat and she met.

She took to Twitter and told about everything was happened with her.

See her tweet:

I am overwhelmed by the support by both women and men. Before I published the piece, I was nervous, anxious and scared. This morning I felt empowered and calm. No matter what comes my way, I know I will be OK. https://t.co/BEsh7931lO

— Ira Trivedi (@iratrivedi) October 14, 2018

#MeToo campaign was started in India after the serious allegations of Tanushree Dutta on veteran actor Nana Patekar that he has harassed her during the set of Horn Ok Pleassss. 

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