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Esha Verma Hits Back at Rupali Ganguly’s Rs 50 Crore Defamation Notice: ‘Punished for Telling Truth’

Esha Verma, stepdaughter of actor Rupali Ganguly, recently clarified her statements following controversy over her social media posts. In response to Rupali’s ₹50 crore defamation notice, Esha took to Instagram Stories, describing the notice as “disturbing and cruel.” She also criticized her father, Ashwin Verma, while stating she never involved her half-brother Rudransh inappropriately. She announced this would be her final statement on the matter.

Sharing Her Personal Story

Esha explained that speaking up about her father and stepmother was a tough decision but a necessary one. She called it a turning point in her life, bringing clarity and freedom after years of silence. She wrote, “Speaking up was the hardest thing I’ve ever done, but it brought peace and liberation.”

Reason for Speaking Out

Esha revealed she felt trapped for 24 years and sharing her story was a step toward justice and self-liberation. She emphasized that her goal was never to harm anyone but to highlight the challenges she faced. She said, “I wanted to shed light on family struggles and give a voice to those facing similar challenges.”

Criticism of Rupali and Ashwin

In her statement, Esha criticized Rupali Ganguly and her father, calling their reactions hurtful. She stated, “A child should not be punished for speaking their truth. I am still my father’s child, and their actions deeply hurt me.”

Hurtful Experience During a Photoshoot

Esha recalled facing criticism about her appearance during a 2017 photoshoot in Mumbai. She revealed that these remarks affected her self-esteem but helped her grow stronger. She encouraged others to embrace their individuality, adding, “Celebrate the traits passed down through generations. They make us who we are.”

Clarification on Rudransh

Esha addressed the controversy surrounding her half-brother Rudransh, emphasizing that she never involved him directly. She said, “What I shared was factual about their marriage and child. Media misinterpretations were beyond my control.”

Choosing Peace Over Conflict

Esha stated she would no longer engage in discussions about the matter, adding, “This is my final statement. I want to focus on healing and moving forward.” She explained her decision to deactivate platforms was to protect her peace and prioritize her well-being.

Reflecting on the emotional journey, Esha expressed gratitude for the support she received. She concluded, “Family is about love and loyalty, not just blood. I’m ready to embrace the next chapter of my life with peace and dignity.”

Background

Esha’s comments on social media sparked controversy, leading Rupali Ganguly to issue a ₹50 crore defamation notice. Following this, Esha deleted her video and made her Instagram account private. Rupali’s lawyer confirmed that Esha has not yet responded to the notice.

Nisha Srivastava

Nisha Srivastava is an influential blog writer and content editor associated with The Daily Guardian, with over 10 years of experience in writing.

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