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一 |     今天是国际消除针对妇女暴力日     向妇女暴力说不          向家暴说不！          为了帮助受害人树立证据意识          依法维护自己的合法权益          全国妇联权益部组织编写了          《家庭暴力受害人证据收集指引》          戳图了解↓          家庭暴力受害人证据收集中的          有关重点提要                              如果遭遇家暴          不要沉默和隐忍     保存证据          用法律保护自己！          来源：中国妇女报。    Music duo Sachet and Parampara Tandon have set off a major buzz online after dropping a detailed video where they accuse composer Amaal Mallik of spreading what they call “false and baseless” claims about their 2019 hit Bekhayali from the Shahid Kapoor starrer Kabir Singh. The couple shared the video on Instagram and described it as an “expose” on Amaal Mallik. Their caption strongly stated, “Warning. This video could have been a 10 second proof to shut down all rumours, but exposing some people became important for our mental peace. @amaal_mallik SHAME ON YOU AMAAL MALIK.”                                                                 View this post on Instagram          A post shared by सचेत टंडन (@sachettandonofficial)               In the video, Sachet and Parampara respond to Amaal’s recent statements where he allegedly hinted that Bekhayali sounded similar to an older tune of his. They firmly maintain that the track was “entirely original” and was created during joint sessions with Shahid Kapoor and director Sandeep Reddy Vanga. According to them, they have complete chat records with Amaal and the Kabir Singh team that show every melody, beat and lyric came out of those meetings. They also clarify that they had no association with T Series before Kabir Singh, while Amaal had been working with the label since 2015, raising the question, “Why would anyone favour us when we were complete outsiders?”     The duo also put out screenshots of Amaal’s earlier messages where he had congratulated them after Bekhayali released and said he was “waiting” for the song. They add that they did not even have Amaal’s number in the beginning and that he was the one who contacted them first. Calling out his public remarks, they accuse him of speaking without any concrete proof and of “misleading fans” while repeatedly blaming the industry for his professional struggles. They stress that their music, including tracks like Har Har Mahadev, is original and built through their own hard work.                Sachet and Parampara conclude the video by demanding a public apology, saying Amaal’s comments have affected their image. They caution that they are ready to take legal steps if needed. The online reaction to their post has been sharply split, with many listeners appreciating their decision to speak openly, while others have voiced support for Amaal Mallik, keeping the debate very active across the internet.Also Read: After A R Rahman, Prasoon Joshi Expresses his Displeasure over Masakali 2.0。

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