It's
sad
news
for
actress
Preity
Zinta
after
good
news.
Just
as
she
was
beginning
to
celebrate
after
her
IPL
team
Kings
XI
Punjab
registered
their
first
win
in
the
ongoing
IPL
season,
she
has
to
appear
before
the
court
on
April
2.
A
civil
suit
has
been
filed
against
co-owners
Preity
Zinta
and
Ness
Wadia
and
vice-president
of
Kings
XI
Punjab,
Arvinder
Singh
in
relation
to
an
advertisement,
which
carried
the
names
of
freedom
fighters
Chandarshekhar
Azad,
Bhagat
Singh,
Sukhdev
and
Rajguru.
The
complainants
alleged
that
they
used
their
names
for
publicity,
which
is
a
violation
of
The
Emblem
and
Names
(Prevention
of
Improper
Use)
Act,
1950.
The
act
prohibits
improper
use
of
names
or
ideals
that
inspired
the
freedom
struggle.
Advocate
Arvind
Thakur,
one
of
the
three
complainants,
said
that
they
couldn't
hand
over
the
summons
to
them
as
they
were
travelling
with
their
team.
He
added
that
they
would
hand
it
over
to
them
when
they
come
to
Mohali
today
for
the
match
between
Kings
XI
Punjab
and
Rajasthan
Royals.