By winning Bigg Boss Season 17, Munawar Faruqui has also given proof of his strong fan following. But now his name has become a topic of discussion for a different reason. His victory was celebrated with great pomp in Dongri. Lakhs of people came to support him. A drone was also used to take photos of this moment, which has now come to the notice of the police. Police have registered an FIR against the operator for illegally monitoring the drone in public.
Munavvar's fan in trouble: When Munavvar came out of the car with Bigg Boss 17 trophy in his hand, every fan came on the road to support him. While coming to Dongri, lakhs of Munavvar's fans were seen following him. Munawwar was seen thanking everyone from the sunroof of the car. Everyone tried to capture this moment in their own way. Someone was seen using a phone, someone a camera and someone a drone. These photos went viral on social media. But in celebration of the victory of their favorite contestant, people also violated the law.
A case came to light where Dongri Police on Monday registered an FIR against a drone operator for violating rules, who was taking photos of Munawar Faruqui's victory in Bigg Boss 17. It was written in the FIR - After winning Bigg Boss 17, Munawwar went to Dongri, Mumbai where he was welcomed by a crowd of fans.
Shot with drone without permission: In the viral video, he was seen standing on the sunroof of his car and also holding his trophy. Police noticed a man using a drone camera to capture the celebrations. The man was identified as Arbaaz Yusuf Khan (age 26). The police personnel present there also went to the drone operator and inquired about the proper permission. Khan admitted that he did not have permission, after which the police confiscated Khan's drone camera and registered a case. Now reports say that due to security reasons, there is a ban on flying drones or any kind of flying object without permission in Mumbai. This law has been violated in the victory rally of Munawar Faruqui.
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