FIR against Sunny Leone for destroying Indian culture, Hindu group demands deportation

A woman from Mumbai files FIR against Sunny Leone for 'destroying Indian culture' 
Sunny Leone can be jailed for 5 years, if she is tried & convicted.



                A police FIR (first information report) has been filed against Sunny Leone after a woman from Dombivli complained that the adult film-turned-Actress is "promoting obscenity and destroying Indian culture and society with her website". The Thane police say no action in the case will be taken as of now. They say the website cannot be blocked either.


       Anjali Palan, Complainant, who reportedly works with the Hindu Janajagruti Samiti, alleged that upon learning that "Leone promotes obscenity in society through her porn videos", she visited the website, sunnyleone.com, and indeed found pornographic content. The woman has sought action not only against Leone, but also against all those who uploaded her videos on the site.

       The charges are the IPC's sections 292 (obscene and indecent advertisement and display) and 294 (performing obscene act in public place), the IT Act's section 67 (publishing or transmitting obscene material in electronic form), and the Indecent Representation of Women Act's section 3 (prohibition of advertisements containing indecent representation of women). The maximum punishment—imprisonment up to five years or fine up to Rs 10 lakh or both—is under the IT Act's section 67.

"No immediate action will be taken in the case as first the Thane police's cyber cell will look into who is handling the website and other legal matters," said joint commissioner of police VV Laxminarayana, Thane. "We have shifted the case from the local police to the cyber cell, who will investigate the matter."



     Sunny Leone's husband Daniel Weber, who owns a production house, said he learnt of the case online. "People can file whatever they want. If there is a case, our attorney will deal with it."



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