Overview
- The complaint says Mandhira repeatedly posted videos and social-media content naming Priya with false claims intended to damage her reputation.
- The case was filed before the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate at Patiala House in New Delhi and has been formally registered, according to ANI.
- Mandhira denies lying, says her statements are reflected in court records, and claims she learned of the case through media before receiving any notice.
- The dispute is part of a wider battle over late businessman Sunjay Kapur’s reported Rs 30,000 crore estate involving his mother Rani, sister Mandhira, ex-wife Karisma Kapoor and her children, and widow Priya.
- In a related step on January 16, the Supreme Court sought Karisma Kapoor’s response to Priya’s plea for access to divorce records for use in succession proceedings.