Overview
- Fatehi, who appeared before the National Commission for Women on Thursday, issued a written apology and said she never intended to offend anyone.
- She said she will fund the education of orphan girls as a corrective step following the panel appearance.
- Fatehi reiterated that she filmed only the Kannada version and said her permission was not taken for the Hindi adaptation.
- The NCW is pursuing a suo motu inquiry into alleged obscene content and is weighing possible violations under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, the IT Act, and the POCSO Act.
- The Hindi version was taken down from YouTube after public complaints, and the information and broadcasting minister told Parliament the track was banned.