PoK remark: 2 complaints seek FIR against Kangana

September 06, 2020 08:13

Two separate complaints have been filed with the police in Mumbai against actor Kangana Ranaut over her remark where she compared Mumbai to Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir.

While one of the complaints was submitted by Ali Kashif Khan Deshmukh, a lawyer, at Andheri police station on Friday, another was submitted at Azad Maidan police station by a city Congress functionary.

Both applications sought registration of an FIR against the actor for 'defaming' the Mumbai police and `spreading enmity between two groups' under the relevant IPC sections.

However, no FIR has been registered yet as police officials said they were examining the applications. -- PTI

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