BMC Files FIR Against Bollywood Actor in Mumbai For Flouting Corona Guidelines
Mumbai: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Company (BMC) is making “no compromise” stern actions in opposition to anybody who flouts coronavirus pointers in Mumbai on Monday. Lately, an FIR was filed in opposition to a well-liked Bollywood actor for non-compliance with the COVID-19 norms regardless of being examined constructive. Resurging as a hotspot with greater than 60 per cent of India’s complete coronavirus instances, Maharashtra authorities has imposed strict restrictions to curb the viral illness. Additionally Learn – Lockdown, Evening Curfew or Closure of Markets in Mumbai? BMC to Take Remaining Choice in Subsequent 48 Hours
“No Compromise On Metropolis’s Security! BMC has filed an FIR in opposition to a Bollywood actor for non-compliance to COVID19 pointers on testing constructive. The principles apply to all alike and we urge residents to comply with all pointers and assist the town beat the virus,” the BMC tweeted with a replica of the FIR filed in opposition to the Bollywood movie star. Additionally Learn – India Studies 26,291 New COVID-19 Instances, Highest Single-Day Spike This 12 months
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BMC has filed an FIR in opposition to a Bollywood actor for non-compliance to COVID19 pointers on testing constructive.
The principles apply to all alike and we urge residents to comply with all pointers and assist the town beat the virus.#NaToCorona pic.twitter.com/Qp9J21OLcS
— माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC (@mybmc) March 15, 2021
Though the identify of the particular person booked was blurred on the FIR copy, a report by News18 stated that it’s more likely to be actor Gauhar Khan. Lately, Ranbir Kapoor, Tara Sutaria, Manoj Bajpayee, Ashish Vidyarthi, and Sanjay Leela Bhansali examined constructive for coronavirus.
Maharashtra recorded 16,620 recent instances of coronavirus previously 24 hours. Mumbai alone reported 1,963 instances and 11 deaths on Sunday.
In the meantime, India’s complete COVID-19 lively caseload has reached 2.10 lakh, Maharashtra’s general tally stands at 23,14,413. The Union Well being Ministry stated that Maharashtra, Kerala, and Punjab account for 76.93 per cent of India’s complete lively instances.
