Tandav Row: Saif Ali Khan’s Residence Beefed Up With Security Personnel Amid Rising Controversy

Actor Saif Ali Khan’s newest launch, Tandav, has stirred up controversy for allegedly hurting spiritual sentiments. Political leaders gave taken an offence and filed a grievance with the I&B Minister, Prakash Javadekar, a separate FIR has been filed in Mumbai and one other one in Lucknow towards the makers, producers, and writers of the online sequence. Amid the mounting row, police personnel was noticed stationed outdoors Saif’s residence. On Sunday, Saif and Kareena Kapoor Khan’s employees have been seen shifting their stuff to the brand new house, which is strolling distance from their previous house. Currently, the couple is anticipating their second baby and appears like Saif doesn’t need to take any danger in the case of Kareena and Taimur Ali Khan’s safety. Also Read – Tandav Row: BJP MLA Ram Kadam Initiates ‘Joote Maro’ Movement Against Amazon Prime Video An FIR has been filed towards Tandav director Ali Abbas Zafar, producer Himanshu Krishna Mehra and sequence author Gaurav Solanki for allegedly ridiculing Hindu gods. Deputy Commissioner of Police, central zone, Somen Barma stated in an announcement, “A police team from Hazratganj will leave for Mumbai to investigate and interrogate those named in the FIR on Monday.” They have been booked for selling enmity between totally different teams on grounds of faith, race, fatherland, makes destruction, injury, or defilement of a spot of worship or an object held sacred; forgery for goal of harming repute, statements conducing to public mischief, with intent to threaten the unity, integrity, safety or sovereignty of India, or to strike terror within the folks or any part of the folks. Also Read – Tandav Row Heats Up: Mayawati Demands Removal of Objectionable Scenes, Says ‘Don’t Spoil Environment’ Earlier, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry had summoned Amazon Prime Video officers in reference to the controversy. On Sunday, BJP MLA Ram Kadam filed a grievance at Mumbai’s Ghatkopar Police Station on Sunday. BJP MP Manoj Kotak additionally wrote a letter to the Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting, asking for a ban on Tandav and regulatory authority for OTT platforms at giant.