Bollywood
superstar
Salman
Khan
gets
entrapped
in
a
legal
issue
after
an
FIR
had
been
registered
against
him
for
allegedly
assaulting
an
anti-corruption
activist
during
the
promotion
of
his
film
in
Kanpur
in
August.
The
FIR
was
registered
on
Tuesday
on
the
orders
of
a
local
court.
During
the
promotion
of
his
film
Bodyguard,
activist
and
ex
IIT-ian
Omendra
Bharat
and
some
others
crowded
around
Salman's
vehicle
to
present
him
a
Gandhi
cap
and
requested
him
to
join
their
agitation.
However,
they
were
allegedly
assaulted
by
Sallu's
bodyguard
Shera
and
other
security
personnel,
the
complainant
has
claimed.
Indian
Express
reports
inform
that
DIG
(Kanpur)
Rajesh
Rai
said
that
an
FIR
has
been
registered
following
the
order
of
Chief
Metropolitan
Magistrate
against
Khan,
Shera
and
five
unidentified
persons
on
a
complaint
filed
by
Bharat.
An
FIR
has
been
registered
under
various
sections
of
IPC
including
Sections
147
(punishment
for
rioting),
323
(voluntarily
causing
hurt),
308
(attempt
to
commit
culpable
homicide)
and
504
(intentional
insult
with
intent
to
provoke
breach
of
peace).
"The
matter
will
be
investigated
and
action
will
be
taken
against
anyone
found
guilty," the
DIG
said.