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Cops asked to probe Akhtar’s defamation plaint against Kangana

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A court in Mumbai on Saturday directed the police to probe the defamation complaint filed by Bollywood lyricist Javed Akhtar againstactor Kangana Ranaut, and asked them to submit a report on January 16.
Akhtar had last month filed a criminal complaint against Ranaut before the Andheri Metropolitan Magistrate, for allegedly making defamatory and baseless comments against him in television interviews.
He had sought action against the actor under relevant sections of the law. Themagistrate court on Saturday asked Juhu police to investigate the matter and submit their report on January 16, his lawyer Niranjan Mundargi said.
The veteran lyricist was also present in the court during the proceedings. His lawyer argued that Akhtar has built his reputation from scratch in the last 55 years.
He said that Ranaut made baseless comments against Akhtar on national television and social media, causing damage to his reputation.
In his complaint, Akhtar has alleged that Ranaut dragged his name while referring to a “coterie” existing in Bollywood following the death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput in June this year. She had also claimed that Akhtar had threatened her to not speak about her alleged relationship with actor Hrithik Roshan, it said. (PTI)

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