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CINTAA Dispute: Documents Allegedly Removed From Office Amid Leadership Crisis

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A fresh controversy has erupted within the Cine & TV Artists' Association (CINTAA) after actress Kunickaa Sadanand alleged that Poonam Dhillon and Padmini Kolhapure removed documents from the association's office. Sadanand publicly expressed her disappointment over the deteriorating situation within the body. Police were unable to intervene as no Charity Commissioner's order was in place to prevent the removal. Members of the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) stepped in and intercepted the vehicle carrying the documents. The crisis has deepened following the resignation of a significant number of committee members, necessitating fresh elections.

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