Recently, the troubles of Bollywood director Farah Khan, comedian Bharti Singh and actress Raveena Tandon have increased. Actually, a complaint has been lodged against all these in Amritsar, Punjab. According to the information received, Farah, Bharti and Raveena have been accused of inciting religious sentiments. At the same time, the three are accused that they have used the word Christianity in a comedy program made for a private web and YouTube channel.

Along with this, in the complaint lodged against these three, it has been said that the word used in Christianity is used by all three in the program and it is a direct insult to religion. According to the news received, a protest was organized on Christmas day in Ajnala, Amritsar on behalf of people associated with Christianity, after which the Punjab Police has registered an FIR after examining the video. Yes, this case has been registered against film personalities in Ajnala, Amritsar.

At the same time, the police has registered this case under Section 295-A of the IPC. The FIR has been filed yesterday ie on 25 December at 8:55 pm and before this a written complaint was given to the police. After the initial investigation of the case, the police has registered an FIR on the complaint and till now no information has been revealed about the further action in this case.

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