Bombay High Court on Monday asked actor Kangana Ranaut to appear before Mumbai Police on December 22 for investigation of an FIR registered against her for her Instagram post with alleged derogatory remarks made against Sikhs.
Maharashtra government has agreed not to take any coercive action against her till January 25the next date of hearing.
The court was hearing Ranaut's plea against the FIR registered against her.
Mumbai Police had informed the court that Ranaut has not been responding to any of its notice and "not cooperating" in the investigation.
Ranaut will appear at Khar police station on December 22 to record her statement.
Recently, a petition had also been filed in the Supreme court against Ranaut seeking censoring of all her social media posts in future in order to maintain law and order in the country.
None of her posts on social media should be allowed without amendment, deletion, modification or censoring in order to maintain law and order in the country, stated advocate Charanjeet Singh Chanderpal in the plea.
The plea filed by Chanderpal also sought direction to transfer all the FIRs filed across India, against the actor for her remarks on farmers' protest, to Khar police station, Mumbai, and charge sheet be filed in a period of six months along with expeditious trial within a period of two years.
( With inputs from ANI )
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