Aug 16, 2017
Kerala legislator P.C. George on
Wednesday said he had done or said nothing wrong in the case of a
kidnapped popular Malayalam actress and accused Kerala Women's
Commission (KWC) chief of playing politics in the matter.
The actress had accused the MLA of defaming her and written a letter to
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan against him.
"I have heard that the KWC is against me. I have done no wrong, nor
made any statement to hurt anyone. I heard from the media that the
commission is going to issue me a notice. I don't think the KWC will do
that," said the independent legislator from Poonjar assembly seat in
Kottayam district.
George said he was a seven-time MLA while the KWC Chairperson (M.C.
Josephine) was a full-time politician who had lost elections in the
past.
"She is playing nothing but politics and I think she has taken on the
wrong person," he said.
George said: "Superstar Dileep has been targeted and the case against
him is fabricated. I said he is also a victim. Even the actress has not
named Dileep. All I said was that just as the actress is a victim,
Dileep is also a victim."
The actress was abducted on February 17 while travelling from Thrissur
to Kochi but dumped at Malayalam director turned actor Lal's house
after three hours.
While all accused was arrested a week after the crime, police arrested
superstar Dileep on July 10 on charge of conspiracy in the case. George
came out in his support and gave him a clean chit.