A
Mumbai
court
on
Thursday,
October
29,
asked
the
police
to
investigate
a
complaint
lodged
against
Bollywood
actor
Kangana
Ranaut
and
her
sister
Rangoli
Chandel
for
hateful
comments
on
social
media.
The
complaint,
filed
by
advocate
Ali
Kaashif
Khan
Deshmukh,
accused
the
sisters
of
allegedly
posting
'hateful
and
derogatory'
statements
against
the
Muslim
community
through
their
social
media
accounts.
The
Andheri
Metropolitan
Magistrate
Bhagawat
T
Zirape
has
ordered
an
inquiry
against
Kangana
Ranaut
and
Rangoli
Chandel
under
Section
202
CrPC.
The
court
has
also
asked
the
concerned
police
station
to
submit
the
inquiry
report
by
December
5.
Advocate
Ali
Kaashif
Khan
Deshmukh
first
approached
the
court
and
claimed
that
no
action
was
taken
by
the
Amboli
police,
where
he
had
lodged
the
complaint
against
the
sisters.
Ali
Kaashif
in
the
complaint
said,
"Rangoli
and
Kangana
are
highly
influential,
powerful,
famous
persons
with
millions
of
followers
and
admirers
worldwide,
need
not
mention
their
subsisting
top-notch
political
contacts."
The
complaint
further
stated,
"Both
the
accused
are
together
known
for
raising
unnecessary
controversies
every
now
and
then
-
be
it
allegations
against
actor
Hrithik
Roshan,
Aditya
Pancholi
or
even
against
the
big
media
groups
including
the
respectful
journalist
and
also
many
other
hard-working
people
from
the
Bollywood
industry."
The
Complaint
Against
Kangana
&
Rangoli
States
"Accused
have
now
stooped
cheap
low
and
have
indulged
in
unlawful
illegal
and
criminal
acts
willingly
by
maliciously
spreading
and
promoting
enmity
between
different
groups
on
the
grounds
of
religion
and
doing
acts
prejudicial
to
maintenance
of
harmony
in
the
country
by
the
way
of
mysteriously
and
spitefully
posting
frivolous,
derogatory
and
defamatory
posts
with
the
intent
to
outrage
religious
feelings
of
a
class
by
insulting
its
religion
or
religious
feelings,"
(sic)
it
concluded.
Rangoli's
Twitter
Account
Was
Suspended
In
April
It
talks
about
Chandel's
hate
speech
on
Twitter
in
April
that
got
her
account
suspended,
after
which
Kangana
had
also
shared
a
video
supporting
her
sister.
She
called
a
sect
of
that
community
as
"terrorists",
added
the
complaint.
The
Metropolitan
magistrate
said
that
the
evidence
against
the
accused
was
electronic
in
nature
and
police
inquiry
was
necessary
for
proceeding
against
the
accused.
Bandra
Court
Also
Ordered
To
File
An
FIR
Against
The
Sisters
Recently,
the
Bandra
Court
had
also
ordered
to
file
an
FIR
against
Ranaut
and
her
sister
and
investigate
a
complaint
filed
by
a
Bollywood
casting
director
and
fitness
trainer,
who
accused
them
of
promoting
enmity
between
communities
through
their
remarks.
The
Bandra
police
had
also
sent
summons
to
the
sisters,
but
they
replied
through
their
advocate
Rizwan
Siddiquee
asking
for
more
time
to
appear
before
the
Mumbai
police,
since
they
are
busy
with
the
marriage
of
their
brother
and
would
not
be
able
to
come
down
from
Himachal
Pradesh.