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Bid to extort money from actress Kaveri, court acquits Priyanka

Sunday 31 October, 2021 | 4:53 PM READ MALAYALAM VERSION
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THIRUVALLA: Film and serial actress Priyanka has been acquitted in the case of trying to extort money. She was acquitted in the case of threatening and trying to extort money from actress Kaveri. The Thiruvalla First Class Judicial Magistrate Reshma Sasidharan passed the verdict.

The incident happened in 2004. The case is that Priyanka tried to extort money from actress Kaveri by threatening and impersonating her. The case was registered by the Thiruvalla police.

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