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Actor Rajkummar Rao surrenders in Jalandhar court in 'hurting religious sentiments' case

Had been booked for hurting religious sentiments in a 2017 film
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Rajkummar Rao. File photo
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Film actor Rajkummar Rao on Monday surrendered before a Jalandhar court in an eight-year-old case lodged against him for hurting the religious sentiments.

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He was later granted bail.

The actor arrived in a mask and no one in the court got to know of his presence.

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The court had issued arrest warrants against him after he did not receive summons and appear in the case.

Rao submitted his reply to the court in person.

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A Jalandhar resident had lodged a complaint against him at Division No 5 police station for appearing in a Shiva get-up in one of the posters of film 'Behen Hogi Teri' released in 2017.

Rao had given a twist to Lord Shiva’s avatar, seated on a bike.

Film director Ajay K Pannalal and producer Tony D’Souza too had been arrested by the Jalandhar Police for hurting religious sentiments.

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