Furore over Karan Johar’s party continues, politician urges police to file FIR

Aug, 02: Politician Manjinder Singh Sirsa, who accused Bollywood actors including Deepika Pauline, Shahid Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor, Varun Dhawan, Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal among others of being in a “drugged state” at a party, has now asked Commissioner of Police, Mumbai, to file an FIR against the actors under The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985.

Sirsa shared the letter he sent to the Commissioner of Police on Twitter. A part of the letter reads, “That a video is being circulated and shared in huge numbers on social media wherein the said party witnesses involvement of these stars wherein a powderlike substance was visible in the video and it was a “drug party” which indicates every likelihood that drugs have been brought, used and consumed in the said party.”

It further says, “That it is unfortunate to mention herein that the actors who are seen in the video also include those who have played main protagonist in the movie (namely Udta Punjab) depicting youth as drug addicts and intending to defame the youth of Punjab whereas the actors are now themselves in a video showing the “Drug Party”.”

The video shared by Karan Johar  with the caption “Saturday night vibes” has generated quite a lot of controversy. Rapper Hard Kaur recently spoke to IANS about the issue and said, “It was okay till ‘gaanja’ was the in-thing, nowadays the industry maxim is if you don’t do coke, you ain’t cool. Doing drugs has become a showoff factor. Cocaine, after all, is an expensive drug.” She further added, “It’s almost like I can do what I want (because) I am a star. Apparently, you are supposed to have a ‘sex, drugs and rock n roll’ lifestyle. I’m not a perfect person – you have seen me under the influence of alcohol, but I’m constantly aware of actors and models indulge in these things. Everyone does it.”

Indian Express

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