Hundreds of Shiv Sena activists staged demonstrations in front of four multiplex theatres in Nashik, where 'My Name Is Khan,' Shah Rukh Khan starred Hindi film was to be released on Friday .
However, demonstrations passed off peacefully, police said. The demonstration was led by Sena district chief Sunil Bagul, other leaders - Datta Gaikwad, Arjun Tile and Sudhakar Badgujar.
Sena activists gathered before four different theatres in Nashik this afternoon and staged demonstration in protest against Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan's alleged statement favouring inclusion of Pakistani cricket players in IPL matches.
Meanwhile, as a preventive measure, owners of multiplex cinema have decided not to release the film till the dispute between Shiv Sena and SRK ends, Nashik Cinema Owners Association sources said. PTI
