Case registered against Ranbir Kapoor for hurting Hindu sentiments

Ranbir Kapoor and his family face legal trouble as a case is registered for allegedly hurting Hindu sentiments during Christmas celebrations. A complaint accuses them of deliberately using liquor and invoking deities, leading to a viral video causing religious offence.

A case has been registered against Ranbir Kapoor and other Kapoor family at Ghatkopar police station under section 295, 509, (34) of the Indian Penal Code for hurting the religious sentiments of Sanatan Dharma. This complaint has been filed by Sanjay Dinanath Tiwari through Bombay High Court Advocates Ashish Rai and Pankaj Mishra. It has been told in the complaint that during the celebration of any other special festival, invocation of Hindu Gods and Goddesses has been done deliberately by sprinkling intoxicating substance (liquor) on the cake and offering it to fire.

Case registered against Ranbir Kapoor and family

It has been told in the complaint that Ranbir Kapoor celebrated Christmas with his entire family. During this time all the elders of his family as well as children were present. Due to which a video of this celebration has surfaced, which is rapidly going viral on social media.

In this video, wine and liquor are poured over a cake, and then Ranbir Kapoor sets it on fire after saying ‘Jai Mata Di’. As soon as Ranbir Kapoor says, ‘Jai Mata Di,’ the rest of the family members also say Jai Mata Di. It has been told in the complaint that after deliberately using liquor prohibited in Hindu religion, all of them invoked Hindu Gods and Goddesses along with lighting of fire. This video has been made and circulated with the aim of insulting the religious sentiments of the complainant.

About the case filed on Kapoor family

In Hindu religion, before invoking any of the gods and goddesses, invocation to the fire god is definitely done. This information was known to Ranbir Kapoor and his other family members. Despite this, Ranbir Kapoor has deliberately used intoxicants during the festival of any other specific religion, lit a fire to invoke Gods and Goddesses and raised slogans of Jai Mata Di.

This type of criminal act has hurt the religious sentiments of the complainant and Sanatan Dharmis. This video has been made and circulated with the aim of insulting the religious sentiments of the complainant. The complaint, as presented by advocates Ashish Rai and Pankaj Mishra, also asserts that law and order could be jeopardised by the circulation of such unsettling videos.

Source : timesnownews