Singer Darzi's assault case: Neeta Dhungana's demand for a fair investigation

Kathmandu. After the video of child actor and singer Ashok Darji being abused went viral, the team of the movie 'Parvati' expressed serious objection and expressed solidarity in support of him.

The film's producer and actress Neeta Dhungana Adhikari has issued a statement through social media and claimed that the old video has been made public now with the intention of defaming Ashok as he was moved by his progress and perseverance.

Express

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