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Popular Malayalam actor Honey Rose, on Tuesday, filed a complaint against businessman Boby Chemmanur at the Ernakulam Central Police Station accusing him of making sexually inappropriate remarks that insulted womanhood.
In her complaint, Rose highlighted the sexual harassment she faced during the inauguration of Chemmanur’s jewellery store in Alakode, Kannur, on August 7. She detailed the difficulties she encountered on various platforms following the incident.
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In an Instagram post addressing Boby Chemmanur, Honey Rose stated, “There will be complaints against your associates, who seem to share your mental state. You may believe in the power of your money, but I believe in the strength of the judicial system of India.” Earlier, Boby Chemmanur faced public backlash for making objectionable comments about Honey Rose during the jewelry store inauguration.
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In her initial post on January 5, the actor refrained from naming him. “When an individual persistently follows and tries to insult me using innuendos, people close to me ask whether I remain silent because I enjoy such statements or because I agree with everything being said. This individual invited me to certain events, but I refused to attend. In retaliation, they began deliberately showing up at events I attend and, whenever possible, publicly making disparaging remarks about me in ways that demean womanhood through media outlets,” the actor had then said.
Many people had posted derogatory comments below this post, forcing Honey Rose to file a complaint on January 5. The Ernakulam Central Police registered cases against 27 individuals following the actor’s complaint. Among those implicated, a man named Shaji from Kumbalam was arrested on Monday, January 6. The allegations include obscene and derogatory comments posted under Honey Rose’s social media posts, with screenshots submitted as evidence to the police.
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