The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) has issued a legal notice to actress and politician Kangana Ranaut and the producers of her upcoming film ‘Emergency,’ slated for release on September 6. The film, which features Ranaut as former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, is facing criticism from the Sikh community for allegedly misrepresenting Sikh history and figures. Here are the key points regarding the controversy:
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- The SGPC has sent a legal notice to Kangana Ranaut and the film’s producers.
- The notice accuses the film of misrepresenting Sikh history and personalities.
- SGPC spokesperson Gurcharan Singh Grewal criticized Kangana Ranaut for her controversial statements.
- The SGPC has demanded the removal of the film’s trailer from all platforms.
- They also seek an apology from Ranaut and the film’s producers.
- Iman Pratap Singh, the SGPC secretary, is leading the appeal to the government.
- Protesters in Bathinda burned an effigy of Kangana Ranaut in response to the film.
- Sikh leader Gurdeep Singh has called for a legal case against Ranaut and her arrest.
- Sikh leader Sukhraj Singh has vowed that the Sikh community will prevent the film’s release.
- The SGPC and associated groups are urging the government to halt the film’s distribution to prevent further communal discord.
