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Agra journalist wants FIR against Sanjay Dutt, moves court

A video journalist on Tuesday requested an Agra court to direct police to register an FIR against actor Sanjay Dutt and three others for allegedly assaulting him.

Updated on: Mar 7, 2017, 21:59:11 IST
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A video journalist on Tuesday requested an Agra court to direct police to register an FIR against actor Sanjay Dutt and three others for allegedly assaulting him. The court has asked police for a report on March 29.

Actor Sanjay Dutt returning to his hotel in an auto-rickshaw after shooting for ‘Bhoomi’ in Agra on Monday. (HT Photo)
Actor Sanjay Dutt returning to his hotel in an auto-rickshaw after shooting for ‘Bhoomi’ in Agra on Monday. (HT Photo)

Ajay Yadav told the court that on March 2 the actor, director Omung Kumar and two others assaulted him when he asked the film crew, which was shooting for the film Bhoomi, if they had the permission to block a public road.

The four not only beat him up but also attacked those who came to his assistance, Yadav said in his application to special judge Santosh Rai.

His camera, laptop, microphone and even identity card were snatched but the personnel at the Tajganj police station didn’t register an FIR, Yadav said.

Dutt, who is in Agra shooting for his comeback film, held a press conference the next day and said he was not on the spot though the 57-year-old apologised for the incident.

Bhoomi is expected to hit the big screen on August 4.

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Hemendra Chaturvedi

Hemendra Chaturvedi is based in Agra serving as an Assistant Editor, covering districts of Agra and Aligarh division of western Uttar Pradesh. He has been with HT since 1992 and has completed three decades of association with HT.

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