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Comedian-turned-actor Kapil Sharma has sent a legal notice to journalist Vickey Lalwani for defamatory articles and character assassination.
The comedian accused Lalwani, who works with a media company, of publishing false, malicious and fraudulent articles about him.
According to the notice sent out to Lalwani, Kapil is seeking an apology and Rs 100-crore in damages for allegedly tarnishing his image by publishing defamatory articles against him.
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Kapil also shared a screenshot of the notice sent to the journalist, on his social media handles.
Kapil wrote: “Some people just want to defame you for few bucks but it will take ages to make a stand against the wrong… I shall do it today n forever.”
Some people just want to defame you for few bucks but it will take ages to make a stand against the wrong.. I shall do it today n forever.. pic.twitter.com/Vg8bJoWwhF
— KAPIL (@KapilSharmaK9) April 7, 2018
Apparently, Kapil also want the journalist to tender an “unconditional public apology” within seven days of receiving the notice.
As per reports in HT, Lalwani is yet to receive the notice sent by Kapil.
The notice also claims that Lalwani has been publishing defamatory articles against Kapil under guise of journalism.
It all started back in April, when Kapil threatened and abused the journalist for allegedly writing negative articles about him.
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