Well-known standup comedian and ‘Bigg Boss’ fame Pranit More’s troubles are increasing continuously in the ‘370 rupees biryani’ controversy. Now he is embroiled in a legal dispute. Actually, Maharashtra Cyber ​​Cell has taken major action in this matter. Police have registered an FIR against Praneet More, Himanshu Jangra, Dr. Sejal Pawar and others.

Summons issued to Pranit More, Himanshu Jangra and Dr. Sejal Pawar
According to India Today report, this case has been registered in the Nodal Cyber ​​Police Station of Maharashtra Cyber ​​Police under FIR number 36/2026. Action has been taken against the people involved in the controversy under various sections of BNS 2023 and Section 67 of the IT Act.

Maharashtra Cyber ​​Police has issued summons to Praneet More, Himanshu Jangra and Dr. Sejal Pawar for questioning and recording their statements. Police said that investigation into the matter is ongoing and legal action will be taken against all the people.

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What is the whole controversy?
Let us tell you that a clip of ‘370 rupees biryani’ from Praneeth’s crowd-work show is going viral on social media, in which a boy named Himanshu Jangra was seen narrating the story of his date. However, during this time the boy spoke obscene and indecent things about women, due to which he is being harassed a lot. At the same time, instead of stopping Himanshu, Praneet kept supporting him and laughing at his lewd comments. This is the reason why Praneet is also the target of people.

Pranit More has apologized
Apart from this, in another video, Dr. Sejal Pawar was seen narrating an incident related to her medical studies. She is accused of saying objectionable things about dead bodies and dead bodies used in medical studies. Let us tell you that Pranit More, Dr. Sejal Pawar and Himanshu Jangra have apologized in this matter.

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