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Updated Sun, 29 Dec 2019 02:33 AM IST

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A case has been registered against Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon, film directory Farah Khan and comedian Bharti Singh in Beed for hurting the religious sentiments of Christians on TV shows.

Ashish Shinde, a local NGO run on Saturday, Shivaji A case under section 295 of IPC was registered against the three at the city police station. The case was then handed over to the Malad Police of Mumbai, under whose jurisdiction the accused reside.

Shinde alleged that Raveena Tandon and others on a Flipkart show 'Backbenchers' had biblical expressions' Offered objectionably to Haleluya '. Earlier on Friday, Farah Khan apologized on behalf of the entire team following a similar complaint with the Amritsar Police. The show was aired on Christmas Eve.

Earlier there were heavy protests against these three in Punjab. In many districts of Punjab, people took to the road and demonstrated fury. During this, people also burnt effigies of three.

Hundreds of Shiromani Akal Dal (Badal) activists and members of the Christian Dalit Front performed effigies of Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon, comedian Bharti Singh, director and producer Farah Khan in Ajnala Chowk on Friday afternoon.

SGPC member Jodh Singh Samra said that the three Bollywood stars have played with the feelings of brotherhood of Jesus Christ. He should remember that it is due to the love he got from people that he reached this point. Artists buried in arrogance often dare to play with public sentiments.

It is scandalous to speak wrongly about the religious terms of the Christian brotherhood. They have demanded from

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the police administration that they be arrested on the basis of the FIR registered on them and their show should also be closed.

A case has been registered against Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon, film directory Farah Khan and comedian Bharti Singh in Beed for hurting religious sentiments of Christians on TV shows.

On Saturday, Ashish Shinde, who runs a local NGO, filed a case under Section 295 of the IPC against all three at Shivaji Nagar police station. The case was then handed over to the Malad Police of Mumbai, under whose jurisdiction the accused reside.

Shinde alleged that Raveena Tandon and others on the 'backbenchers' of a Flipkart show 'Haleluya' on the Bible's expression Offensively introduced Earlier on Friday, Farah Khan apologized on behalf of the entire team following a similar complaint with the Amritsar Police. The show was aired on Christmas Eve.

Earlier there were heavy protests against these three in Punjab. In many districts of Punjab, people took to the road and demonstrated fury. During this, people also burnt effigies of three.

Hundreds of Shiromani Akal Dal (Badal) activists and members of the Christian Dalit Front performed effigies of Bollywood actress Raveena Tandon, comedian Bharti Singh, director and producer Farah Khan in Ajnala Chowk on Friday afternoon.

SGPC member Jodh Singh Samra said that the three Bollywood stars have played with the feelings of brotherhood of Jesus Christ. He should remember that it is due to the love he got from people that he reached this point. Artists buried in arrogance often dare to play with public sentiments.

It is scandalous to speak wrongly about the religious terms of the Christian brotherhood. They have demanded from the police administration that they be arrested on the basis of the FIR registered on them and their show should also be closed.

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