Alok Nath expelled from Indian film and TV association CINTAA
His expulsion from the trade union could spell the end of his career, says the Indian press
Updated 14 Nov, 2018
Veteran Indian actor Alok Nath, accused of rape and harassment by writer/producer Vinta Nanda and former co-stars Sandhya Mridul and Navneet Nishan, has been expelled from the Cine and TV Artistes’ Association (CINTAA), reports Times of India.
CINTAA issued a notification on Twitter:
The notification comes after Alok Nath was a no-show at a meeting with CINTAA in which his accuser Vinta Nanda was also present.
CINTAA functions as a trade union that looks after the rights of the members of the entertainment industry.
Vinta expressed her gratitude to CINTAA for taking her complaint seriously:
The Indian press claims that the expulsion could spell the end of Alok Nath's career.
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