Twitter
recently
called
out
the
makers
of
A
Suitable
Boy
and
Netflix
for
showing
a
kissing
scene
in
a
temple.
According
to
new
reports,
Madhya
Pradesh
police
on
Monday
booked
two
executives
of
OTT
platform
Netflix
for
allegedly
hurting
religious
sentiments,
by
releasing
the
said
web
series-
A
Suitable
Boy.
The
report
also
revealed
that
the
FIR
was
registered
on
the
complaint
filed
by
Bharatiya
Janata
Yuva
Morcha
national
leader
Gaurav
Tiwari.
Tiwari
in
his
complaint
claimed
that
the
kissing
scenes
were
filmed
in
the
temple
with
a
Shiv
Linga,
while
people
can
be
heard
singing
bhajans
in
the
background.
The
FIR
has
been
filed
under
section
295
(A)
(malicious
acts
to
outrage
and
insult
the
religious
feelings
and
beliefs)
of
the
Indian
Penal
Code
(IPC).
FIR
Registers
Against
Netflix
Executives
The
FIR
stated,
"With
insulting
Hindu
religious
sentiments,
the
makers
and
OTT
platform
officials
are
also
promoting
Love
Jihad
as
in
the
obscene
scene,
the
woman
is
stated
to
be
a
Hindu
and
the
man
is
a
Muslim.
With
removal
of
obscene
scenes,
the
makers
should
apologise
for
this
mistake."
Rewa
superintendent
of
police
Rakesh
Kumar
Singh
said
the
FIR
was
lodged
against
Monika
Shergill,
vice
president,
content
(Netflix)
and
Ambika
Khurana,
director,
public
policies
(Netflix).
"The
police
are
investigating
the
matter,"
he
added.
Home
Minister
Narottam
Mishra
On
The
Kissing
Scene
Earlier
on
Sunday,
Home
Minister
Narottam
Mishra,
who
had
also
taken
objection
to
the
scenes,
had
ordered
an
inquiry.
He
said
that
the
police
have
examined
the
scenes
and
have
found
the
scenes
to
be
insulting
Hindu
religious
sentiments.
He
claimed
that
the
scenes
were
filmed
in
Maheshwar
Temple,
located
on
the
banks
of
Narmada
River
in
Khargone
district
and
added
that
the
state
government
will
inquire
how
the
local
administration
allowed
shooting
of
such
scenes
at
the
holy
place.
A
Suitable
Boy
Is
Currently
Streaming
On
Netflix
Meanwhile,
Khargone
Collector
Anugraha
P
said
that
the
controversial
scenes
do
not
appear
to
have
been
filmed
inside
a
temple
in
Maheshwar
town
in
the
district.
This
is
not
the
first
time
Twitter
users
have
called
out
content
markers
for
hurting
religious
sentiments.