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A case has been registered against Bollywood producer Ekta Kapoor and her mother Shobha Kapoor under the POCSO Act in Mumbai. This case is related to season 6 of the web series 'Gandii Baat' of OTT platform 'Alt Balaji'.
Ekta and her mother are accused of filming objectionable scenes of minor girls in this web series. However, this controversial episode is not currently streaming on this app.
A person resident of Mumbai lodged a complaint A local citizen has filed a complaint against former ALTBalaji producer Ekta and her mother Shobha at the MHB police station in Borivali, Mumbai.
The complainant alleged that in an episode of the series, some scenes were shown violating the rules of the POCSO Act.
Insulted even great men and saints Along with this, great men and saints were insulted using cigarette advertisements in the web series. Due to this, the sentiments of the complainant were also hurt.
In this way, apart from the POCSO Act, laws like IT Act 2000, Women Prohibition Act 1986 and Cigarettes-Other Tobacco Products Act 2003 have also been violated in the series.
The previous seasons of this web series of Ekta have also been in controversies.
Ekta and Shobha did not react However, till now no statement has come from Ekta Kapoor or Shobha Kapoor in this matter. This case has been registered against both of them after the recent comment of the court on obscene films made on children.
On September 27, the Supreme Court had given a major decision regarding obscene content related to children. The court had said that watching, publishing and downloading such obscene content involving children is a crime.
In 2020 also, a case was registered regarding the same series. Ekta and her web series 'Gandii Baat' have been in controversies before also. In 2020, a case was registered against Ekta for showing objectionable material against the army in a season of this series.
Ekta had also challenged the case in the High Court. It was said from his side that there is nothing objectionable in the web series. The police registered the case without investigating or listening to the parties. It should be repealed.
