Jaya Bachchan had called the paparazzi 'those who wear dirty pants', now a complaint will be filed... Bachchan family will also be boycotted!:

News Topical, Digital Desk : How can actress and MP Jaya Bachchan remain uncontroversial? Jaya Bachchan often makes headlines for her sharp statements. You may have witnessed Jaya Bachchan's anger at the paparazzi many times, but this time, it went too far when she said something to them. The controversy is now deepening and has taken a new turn.

Complaint will be filed against Jaya Bachchan!

Jaya Bachchan recently called the paparazzi "dirty pants" and other such comments. Several photography and video agencies are upset. They have strongly condemned Jaya's statement and questioned who gave her the right to insult them. Now, a new controversy has erupted over this issue. The paparazzi and photographers have decided to boycott Jaya Bachchan and the entire Bachchan family.

According to a report in Mid Day, some Bollywood paparazzi agencies are preparing to file a formal complaint against Jaya Bachchan with the Cine and TV Artistes Association (CINTAA). They are reportedly in discussions among themselves before submitting their official complaint. While there's no word yet on whether a complaint has been filed, it's likely that a complaint will be filed soon.

Paparazzi companies are angry with Jaya Bachchan

The paparazzi companies are deeply upset by Jaya Bachchan's statement. She questioned their culture and upbringing, questioning their background, clothing, and many other aspects, causing them to feel insulted. Following this, preparations are underway to boycott Jaya, and there are also talks of filing a complaint.

Let us tell you that at the 'We the Women' event, she had said that she does not like pap culture at all. She had said that she respects the media but her relationship with the paparazzi is zero. Along with this, Jaya used harsh and abusive words and said, "But these people who stand outside wearing tight dirty pants like drain pipes, with mobile phones in their hands, they think they can take your photos and say whatever they want. What kind of comments do they pass? What kind of people are these? Where do they come from? What kind of education do they have? What kind of background do they have?" Since then, the matter has been gaining momentum.