Mumbai Police wondered producer Ekta Kapoor and her mother Shobha Kapoor inside the Gandi Baat case on Tuesday. For the unversed, the mother-daughter duo had been charged below the POCSO Act for allegedly depicting indecent acts with juvenile ladies in an episode of the ALT Balaji web collection 'Gandi Baat'. The POCSO Act changed into used by Mumbai Police to document a complaint against Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor, and the Alt Balaji firm. The producers have been called for the primary spherical of questioning on October 22 and had been known as to appear for interrogation once more on October 24th as revealed by means of the Mumbai Police. 

The complaint turned into filed on October 20
A case was registered against Ekta Kapoor of Alt Balaji Telefilm Limited and her mom Shobha Kapoor on October 20 at Mumbai's MHB police station under segment 295-A of IPC, IT Act and sections thirteen and 15 of the POCSO Act for showing obscene scenes of teenybopper women in episode of OTT platform Alt Balaji's internet series 'Gandi Baat'. However, this controversial episode is not currently streaming on this app.

The complainant had stated in his criticism that a case has been filed for supplying obscene scenes by means of helping actors in the sequel of Balaji Telefilms' internet series 'Gandi Baat'. He says that his non secular sentiments had been harm by way of the series. In the FIR registered, it was stated that objection has been raised over the manufacturing of formidable content material of youngsters of 11th and twelfth class within the series, whose age is commonly sixteen, or 17 years. However, this grievance lodged by way of the complainant is in very technical phrases due to the fact the age of the actors performing may be very excessive.

Ektaa Kapoor caught in criminal problem

The complainant has additionally alleged that they confirmed cigarette and ingesting scenes with out giving a disclaimer. At present, the police have registered a case below segment 13 of the Child Protection Act, section 15 of sexual exploitation of adlescent children, Information Technology Act, 2000 - 67 (A), phase 295 (A) of BNS and other sections.