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Case registered against Bollywood’s Khan brothers for violating COVID-19 SOPs

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
January 9, 2021
Reading Time: 1 min read

DELHI: A case registered has been registered against famous Bollywood celebrities for violating coronavirus Standing Operating Procedure (SOPs).

A case was registered against Indian actors Sohail Khan and Arbaaz Khan for violating the COVID-19 SOPs. Both brothers and Sohail’s son Vivaan had returned to India from abroad when an FIR was registered against the three for violating SOPs.

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The matter was complained about by the BMC Medical Officer. The officer allegedly lodged a complaint under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) of the Epidemic Diseases Act, Section 3, according to which both the actors and Vivaan returned to India from Dubai, where they spent seven days at the airport. 

Asked to be isolated in a hotel. Despite clear instructions, the three went home immediately without the following protocol. The FIR also alleges that Sohail Khan and Arbaz Khan lied about being isolated at Hotel Taj Land in Bandra and went home instead of the hotel.

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