Kapil Sharma sends legal notice to SpotBoyE, scribe for defamation

Actor-comedian Kapil Sharma on Wednesday sent a legal notice to SpotboyE and journalist Vickey Lalwani for "defamatory articles" and "character assassination". IANS has a copy of the notice in which Kapil has demanded an unconditional public apology within seven days of receiving the notice. He has urged the publication to "desist from publishing and airing defamatory, slanderous and libelous statements/news /interviews" against him", and has asked them to immediately withdraw the contents of all defamatory articles/publications on all forms of media. Kapil Sharma REACTS to allegations; SPEAKS on his return on TV; about girlfriend Ginni Chatrath! Kapil's advocate Tanveer Nizam confirmed sending the legal notice, and told IANS: "In view of the articles by Vickey Lalwani on SpotboyE to wilfully defame my client, we have sent them a legal notice to publicly apologise within seven days, failing which we will institute civil and criminal proceedings against both." The controversy happened last month when an audio call in which Kapil's heard hurling abuses at Lalwani, was made public. Preeti Simoes SPEAKS on Kapil Sharma DRAMA; Says he is 'SUICIDAL' Kapil was agonised by articles with "false and frivolous, defamatory personal information", which as the notice says, are "a product of collusion" between Lalwani and the comedian's earlier managers/associates Neeti and Preeti Simoes to "malign his image in the eyes of his fans, industry and public at large".

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