The reply has requested the Union Minister to retract the statements and issue an apology. It also warned that if Chandreshekhar disregards the demands outlined in the notice, Tharoor will be compelled to pursue legal action and initiate civil proceedings against him. “If your client ignores the demands of this notice and continues with his efforts and attempts to defame my client by raising false and fraudulent allegations and accusations against him, my client will be constrained to prosecute your client for the offence punishable under Sections 500, 171G and 211 of Indian Penal Code ...