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This ends here: Preity pulls up journos for 'wrong' report on her

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February 26, 2025

So much misinformation going around but thank god for social media and thank god for X! All through my career I have seen so many so respected journalists get so many stories completely wrong & never have the decency to correct the story or apologise. I have also gone to court and spent a tonne of money fighting cases that go on & on & on. I think it's time we start holding them responsible right here so there is some accountability in the future. I'm definitely going to start naming all these journalists that write articles without following up or investigating the stories, If you don't value my reputation then sorry I don't value yours @suchetadalal Next time pls call me and find out if the story is true or not before mentioning my name. Just like you, I have spent years working hard and building a reputation so if you don't care about mine I don't care about yours. I'm done being a bigger person. This ends here.

- Preity G Zinta

Preity G Zinta took to social media on Tuesday to launch a scathing attack against those who are allegedly spreading false information about her. The actor-entrepreneur wrote an elaborate post on X, saying that she will start naming all such people going forward.

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