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Non-bailable warrant issued against Shah Rukh Khan?

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan seems to have landed in some serious legal trouble. According to the latest news report, Mumbai Police has apparently decided to take a legal action against SRK, following a local businessman’s complaint against the actor, after his controversial remarks about Prophet Mohammad. The case has been filed in Mumbai court, despite the actor’s attempts to clarify his stand on the same.

Spicezee Bureau
Mumbai, June 21: Superstar Shah Rukh Khan seems to have landed in some serious legal trouble. According to the latest news report, Mumbai Police has apparently decided to take a legal action against SRK, following a local businessman’s complaint against the actor, after his controversial remarks about Prophet Mohammad. The case has been filed in Mumbai court, despite the actor’s attempts to clarify his stand on the same. Although Shah Rukh has come out defending himself saying that it was a “writing error”, and that he had named the Prophet among the most impressive personalities in history, Bandra businessman Khalid Babu Qureshi seems to be hell bent on dragging the actor and the publication to court. "Obviously I think that there is no more important figure in history than Prophet Mohammad in the most positive way possible. Also, being a Muslim and standing up for the tenets of Islam is my most important agenda. If they (MAC) have seen my interviews on TV about Islam and Prophet Mohammad, they would know it`s a writing error and not a thought or view that I believe in," Shah Rukh told reporters. "For all practical purposes, Prophet Mohammad is the most important positive figure in Islam," he said. Qureshi, who is the president of the All India Jamaitul Quresh, alleged that Shah Rukh Khan had used unparliamentarily language against Prophet Mohammed in his interview given to Time n Style magazine, which is unacceptable for the Muslim community. Though the magazine did accept the error, Shah Rukh doesn’t seem to be coming out of it.