Preity Zinta blasts Kerala Congress 'for promoting fake news'
The actor preity zinta called the rumors about her loan being forgiven by a bank in exchange for bjp favors "vile gossip" on social media. Preity Zinta criticized the kerala Congress for disseminating "fake news" in a post on X, claiming that the money in question was "fully paid back" ten years ago.
Preity Zinta was reacting to a message from the kerala Congress account, which claimed that Zinta had donated "her social media accounts to bjp and got 18 Cr written off" from the New india Co-operative bank. The kerala Congress said that "Depositors are on the streets for their money," alluding to the RBI's new limits on withdrawals from the New india Co-operative Bank.
Preity Zinta was reacting to a message from the kerala Congress account, which claimed that Zinta had donated "her social media accounts to bjp and got 18 Cr written off" from the New india Co-operative bank. The kerala Congress said that "Depositors are on the streets for their money," alluding to the RBI's new limits on withdrawals from the New india Co-operative Bank.
In a sharply worded comment, preity zinta responded to the post by saying, "No, I manage my social media accounts myself, and shame on you for spreading FAKE NEWS! I didn't have any loans or anything written off. I'm appalled that a political party or its representative is exploiting my name and photographs to spread false information, engage in disgusting rumors, and create clickbait. For the record, more than ten years ago, a loan was taken out and paid back in full. I hope this helps to clear things out and prevent future misconceptions.
Earlier this month, the bank OF INDIA' target='_blank' title='reserve bank of india-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>reserve bank of india made headlines by ordering the New india Co-operative bank to stop issuing new loans and suspending deposit withdrawals for six months. The bank's poor liquidity situation and supervisory concerns prompted the central bank to take action.
The RBI said this week that bank depositors will be able to withdraw up to Rs 25,000 starting on february 27.
The RBI said this week that bank depositors will be able to withdraw up to Rs 25,000 starting on february 27.