TV actor Shweta Tiwari booked for allegeldy hurting religious sentiments in M.P.
The Hindu
She has been booked for her remarks on God during the promotion of her web series
Police here on January 28 registered a case against television actor Shweta Tiwari for allegedly hurting religious sentiments through her remark on God, an official said.
The case was registered against Ms. Tiwari in the wake of Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra's directions to the city police to investigate her remark and submit a report.
Ms. Tiwari had made the controversial statement in Bhopal on January 26 during the promotion of her web series "Show Stopper". A video of Ms. Tiwari's statement has gone viral on social media, in which she purportedly referred to God while speaking about her innerwear. Her co-actors were also present when she made the remark during an interaction with media persons.
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