#MeToo: Editors Guild asks media companies to hold unbiased inquries

October 09, 2018 16:37

Editors Guild of India issues a statement on 'incidents of sexual harassment on women journalists by male colleagues'; states 'It calls upon media organisations to hold unbiased inquiries into all reported cases. Anybody found guilty of sexual harassment/assault should be punished'

Meanwhile, Nana Patekar and dance director Ganesh Acharya have been asked by the Maharashtra State Commission for Woman to file their replies within next 10 days.

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