Ranveer
Singh
recently
made
headlines
after
he
posed
nude
in
a
Paper
magazine
photoshoot
that
paid
tribute
to
70s
pop
icon
Burt
Reynolds.
Many
netizens
and
celebs
have
come
out
in
support
of
the
Bollywood
star
and
have
lauded
the
actor
for
his
bold
move.
However,
Singh
was
also
trolled
by
a
section
of
people
for
posing
naked
in
front
of
the
camera.
Now,
a
person
associated
with
an
NGO
in
Mumbai
has
sought
action
against
the
actor.
According
to
a
PTI
report,
an
application
was
filed
with
Mumbai
Police
on
Monday
seeking
the
registration
of
a
First
Information
Report
(FIR).
The
application
was
submitted
by
an
office-bearer
of
a
Non-Governmental
Organisation
(NGO)
against
the
Bollywood
actor
for
"hurting
sentiments
of
women" through
his
nude
photographs
on
social
media,
an
official
said.
Based
on
it,
the
police
registered
the
FIR
against
Singh
under
various
Indian
Penal
Code
Sections
like
292
(sale
of
obscene
books,
etc),
293
(sale
of
obscene
objects
to
young
people),
509
(word,
gesture
or
act
intended
to
insult
the
modesty
of
a
woman)
and
provisions
of
the
Information
Technology
Act,
an
official
from
the
Chembur
Police
Station
said.
The
complainant
is
of
the
opinion
that
Ranveer
has
hurt
the
sentiments
of
women
and
insulted
their
modesty
through
his
photographs.
The
official
further
revealed
that
the
complainant
demanded
the
registration
of
a
case
against
the
actor
under
the
Information
Technology
Act
and
various
sections
of
the
Indian
Penal
Code.