Bollywood actor model Yana Gupta may have forgotten to wear her underpants at a recent charity function for kids in Mumbai but she should be ready to face the court, says a media report.
Rizwan Ahmed, a social activist in Lucknow, has filed a case against Yana, the photographer who clicked her pictures and the organiser of the event, Sushila Nirali for obscenity under section 292/ 293 and 294 of the IPC in the court of the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Lucknow on Tuesday.
"I have filed a case against Yana Gupta, the photographer who took her photograph and also the event organiser who allowed such a thing to happen at her event. It is indeed shameful that a person of Yana Gupta's repute could stoop so low for publicity. I was shocked to see the picture of the actor that appeared in papers," says Ahmed.
He adds, "What offended me most was what Yana posted on her social networking site about now being known as 'the no-panty girl.' I find this extremely offensive," says Ahmed.
According to Ahmed, Yana and the photographer connived the whole episode for publicity as there are several pictures of the actor in that state of undress in various poses.
"Also, one may forget to dress properly at a party or in one's house, but certainly not at a public function meant for children. If it was a malfunction why didn't Yana say so when the photographs appeared or why didn't she lodge a complaint against the photographer?" asks Rizwan.
Meanwhile, the Magistrate has issued summons to the three accused for December 6.
In recent months, the law courts in UP have seen several cases filed against stars and shows. The ones that were most talked-about were:
November, 2010:
A case was filed in a court in Aligarh over the vulgar content of on Bigg Boss against its producer and director, show host Salman Khan, MD of Colors channel, which airs the show and a few contestants namely Dolly Bindra, Ali Merchant, Sara Khan, Shweta Tiwari and Sameer Soni.
Rakhi Sawant was sued by the family of Laxman, a contestant on her show Rakhi Ka Insaaf after he committed suicide. The Allahabad High Court later stayed the arrest of those accused in the abetment to suicide case.
October, 2010:
A petition filed in the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court against makers of Peepli Live, Bandit Queen, Omkara and Gangajal over the use of cuss words in these films.
