Amritsar rural police have booked Bollywood actress Ravena Tandon, producer-director Farah Khan and comedy actress Bharti Singh for allegedly hurting the religious sentiments of a community during a programme on a TV channel.
SSP Vikram Jeet Duggal confirmed the development.
He said a case under Section 295-A IPC has been registered at Ajnala police station here today.
He said the police have received the complaint along the video footage of the programme.
Salman Khan Films, however, did not disclose the details of the scenes removed from the Hud Hud Dabangg song
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