Court warrant against Aamir for disrespecting Tricolour
Published on Fri, Sep 28, 2007 at 00:14, Updated on Fri, Sep 28, 2007 at 00:23 in Entertainment section



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New Delhi: Bollywood actor Aamir Khan landed in a mess on Thursday when a local court in Indore issued a bailable warrant against him for allegedly disrespecting the national flag at a programme in the city on August 16.
Two owners of a local car showroom, Ashok Rajpal and Rakesh Rajpal, were also issued similar warrants by the court in connection with the same case.
The incident took place during a function organised by the showroom of a leading carmaker where Khan was the chief guest and 11 national flags were hoisted on top of the showroom.
The tricolour remained hoisted even after the sunset and when mediapersons drew the attention of the showroom owners to the issue, the flags were allegedly pulled down in a 'derogatory manner'. Later, the flags were kept on the floor in violation of the national flag code.
A complaint in this regard was filed by an advocate, Shailendra Sharma, following which the court of the judicial magistrate issued bailable warrants against them.
The court directed them to appear in connection with the case on October 12. The complaint was filed under the Prevention of Insult to the National Honour Act of 1971 and relevant section of the IPC.
(With agency inputs)
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What's with these frivolous cases ?
and magistrates issuing warrants and asking people to show up in courts ??
And if they
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What a shame!
1. 20% of Indian Parliamentarians have CRIMINAL CASES pending against themselves. Courts are bothered? Ah NO.
2. 5 people
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I agree with the views expressed by the author Rajat wholeheartedly.
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I still don’t understand, is this a greater offence when compared to Indian twenty20 team splashing champagne on the tricolor
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Our National Flag no doubt is something to honour and respect. But, are we not overreacting always to issues of
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