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CPI(M) MP Md Salim in his complaint said he came across a video on various social media platforms featuring Paresh Rawal giving a speech that could promote feelings of hatred against Bengalis.

Kolkata Police summons actor Paresh Rawal for 'cook fish for the Bengalis' comment

CPI(M) MP Md Salim in his complaint said he came across a video on various social media platforms featuring Paresh Rawal giving a speech that could promote feelings of hatred against Bengalis.

The Kolkata Police has booked actor Paresh Rawal under different sections of the IPC on a complaint filed by CPI(M) state secretary Md Salim, who alleged that he delivered "hate speech" against the Bengali community during an election rally of the BJP in Gujarat.
A case has been registered against Rawal under IPC sections 153 (provocation with intent to cause riot), 153A (promoting enmity between different groups), 153B (propagates denial of rights to linguistic or racial groups), 504 (Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace) and 505 (statements intending public mischief), police said in a communication to Salim.
Salim in his complaint to the Taltala police station on Thursday said he came across a video on various social media platforms featuring the actor giving a speech that could promote feelings of hatred against Bengalis.
Seeking the actor's prosecution, Salim claimed that Rawal had made an unsavoury reference to Bengalis linking gas cylinders with Bangladeshis, Rohingyas, Bengalis and fish.
Rawal apologised on Friday following a huge backlash on the social media over his comments.
"Of course, the fish is not the issue as Gujaratis do cook and eat fish. But let me clarify by Bengali I meant illegal Bangladeshi N Rohingya. But still if I have hurt your feelings and sentiments I do apologise," the 67-year-old actor and former BJP MP wrote on Twitter.
Rawal had taken up the issue of gas cylinder prices, an emotive poll issue, at a BJP rally in Valsad district on Tuesday.
"Gas cylinders are expensive, but their price will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? ... What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?" Rawal had said.

Piyush Pandey, Sam Balsara, Ashwin Padmanabhan, top experts from the advertising world talk about the relationship between a brand and its ambassador. Should brands continue to support their ambassadors when they are embroiled in a controversy?

CII's Big Picture Summit: Should brands back ambassadors mired in a controversy?

Controversies with brand ambassadors puts brands in a tight spot.&nbsp;Should brands continue to support their ambassadors when they are embroiled in a controversy?

Piyush Pandey, Sam Balsara, Ashwin Padmanabhan, top experts from the advertising world talk about the relationship between a brand and its ambassador. Should brands continue to support their ambassadors when they are embroiled in a controversy?

This fashion innovation from United Colours of Benetton has left netizens scratching their heads.

Unisex hijab? This fashion innovation has left people scratching their heads 

Fashion brand&nbsp;UCB's&nbsp;latest innovation has left many scratching their head
Unisex line of the traditional Islamic headwear hijab&nbsp;launched in new collab
Collab&nbsp;with rapper Ghali Amdouni who said he 'always wanted a hijab'
People are on social media are not please with the 'unisex hijab'&nbsp;concept

UCB&nbsp;has launched a unisex line of the traditional Islamic headwear hijab in partnership with rapper&nbsp;Ghali Amdouni.

The fashion industry is always busy conjuring new and, sometimes,&nbsp;whacky&nbsp;trends to entice shoppers.&nbsp;
But this innovation from Italian fashion brand&nbsp;United Colours of Benetton has left netizens&nbsp;scratching their heads. UCB&nbsp;has launched a unisex line of the traditional Islamic headwear hijab in partnership with rapper&nbsp;Ghali Amdouni.
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Available in shades of black, yellow, red and green, the Tunisian-born rapper said, 'the hijab is a unique garment that he wanted very much.'
However, people on social media are not pleased. From 'bank robbers and hijackers can now have designer wear' to 'an example of how so-called inclusion erases women's sex-based oppression,' reactions to UCB's&nbsp;unisex hijab&nbsp;are not great, to say the least.
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