Priya stuck to her guns and fought the case for eleven long years, during which time she also had caregiving responsibilities towards her children.
Ultimately, the officer offered to settle the matter formally and approached Priya’s lawyer for the same. As she pondered over the idea of closing the matter once and for all, her husband and lawyers were in complete support of any decision she would make. Krishnamani acted as the intervener between both parties and helped arrive at a mutual settlement.
Looking back at the case, Priya says,
“It’s important to know when to stop your fight when you start. I realized that I never wanted this person in my life and did the case. In due course, the person was arrested and suspended…but I was still carrying the baggage, which I no more wanted to. Every time the case came before the court, there were some rotten memories and butterflies in your stomach. But I was always sure of winning this case. Trust me, nothing is more powerful than truth!”
Source: Barandbench
