Quit AMMA all alone, claims actor Dileep

Thiruvananthapuram, Oct 23 Actor Dileep, a blamed in the case of sexually assaulting a South Indian actress a year ago, Tuesday asserted he had quit Malayalam actors' body, AMMA all alone and that it had not demanded his demanded.

In a Facebook post, the actor also released his resignation letter dated October 10, saying he chose to quitto put a conclusion to the "connivances" and "contentions" to pulverize the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists (AMMA) in his name.

Dileep's FB post has sparked a controversy in Mollywood as it was instark contrast to the ongoing explanation by AMMA president Mohanlal that the actors' body had sought his resignation.

During a press meet in Kochi on October 19, actor Mohanlal had said Dileep's abdication was looked for in the wake of examining with him the interest by Women in Cinema Collective (WCC) individuals that he ought to stop the affiliation.

"Dileep has surrendered and his abdication has been acknowledged," the AMMA boss had said.

Obviously discrediting the case, Dileep, nonetheless, said in the FB post that "I have given the renunciation letter after a point by point exchange with Mohanlal whom I consider as my elder brother."

"On the off chance that an acquiescence letter is acknowledged, it isn't ejection however renunciation," he said adding that his demonstration was to guarantee that no one annihilated the on-screen characters' body (AMMA) in his name.

Mohanlal had thought of a clarification with respect to Dileep's abdication after the WCC, an outfit of ladies in the Malayalam film industry, had hammered AMMA for purportedly demonstrating "predisposition" against the youthful on-screen character who was kidnapped and attacked in her auto in Kochi a year ago.

The WCC individuals have been on the warpath since the on-screen characters' body had chosen to reestablish Dileep, who was captured on charges of trick in the performing artist ambush case in February 2017 and later discharged on safeguard.

Senior south Indian on-screen character and WCC pioneer Revathy had as of late said AMMA was proceeding with its "unconcerned" remain to the survivor when the country and its film industry were stretching out help to ladies in the #MeToo campaign.

A platform of women actors, directors, script writers and singers of the Malayalam industry, the WCC was launched soon after the actress attack occurrence, to ensure gender justice and safeguard women's rights in the film world.