All You Need To Know About Anjali Arora And The Morphed Video Controversy
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As per reports, Anjali Arora has filed a defamation case against multiple media portals, accusing them of allegedly tarnishing her image by sharing the fake video.
Actress and social media star Anjali Arora has taken legal action against news portals and YouTube channels for sharing a morphed MMS video of hers that went viral in August 2022.
As per reports, Anjali Arora has filed a defamation case against multiple media portals, accusing them of allegedly tarnishing her image by sharing the fake video. Anjali has claimed that in addition to losing job opportunities, she also underwent severe mental trauma.
The issue began in August 2022, when a video featuring a woman in an objectionable position went viral. The clip grabbed headlines when a few portals claimed that the woman in the video was Anjali Arora. Anjali could not file a complaint at that time as she was participating in a reality show Lock Upp season 1 that did not allow access to the real world. Now, as per a report by Zoom, an FIR has been filed and the police have begun an investigation into the matter.
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