An arrest warrant has been issued against Kamal Rashid Khan, popularly known as KRK, for his derogatory tweets against actor?Manoj Bajpayee. An Indore court has issued the warrant against him for not remaining present during the court hearing.?
Earlier, a bailable warrant was issued against KRK for the same reason. In his application, the Gulmohar actor stated that he is purposely not attending the hearing to cause a delay.?
Bajpayee had filed a case against KRK under IPC section 500 (punishment for defamation) in 2021. This was in response to his tweets against The Family Man season 2. In one of the tweets, Khan called him "Charsi, Ganjedi."
KRK had posted a defamatory tweet against Bajpayee on July 26 in which he wrote,?"I am not a Lukkha and Faaltu in life, So I donĄ¯t watch web series.?Better you ask Sunil Pal. But why do you like to watch a Charsi, Ganjedi Manoj? You canĄ¯t be selective. If you hate Charsi Ganjedi in Bollywood, So you should hate everyone."??
He has deleted the tweet.?
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Reacting to the defamation case against him, KRK had then said,?"I havenĄ¯t received any notice till now but media says that Manoj Bajpayee has filed a defamation case against me in Indore? When Manoj is living in Mumbai then why he went to Indore to file a case? He doesnĄ¯t trust @MumbaiPolice and judiciary? You all know who is from Indore?"
In another tweet, he added, "And who asked Manoj to file case from Indore to harass me instead of Mumbai. Dadu ji you canĄ¯t save your career by harassing me. You are making entire bollywood to gang up against me to stop me from reviewing ur films but it wonĄ¯t work. I will still review ur all films".
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