Obscenity case adjourned

MUMBAI, May 15: A metropolitan court in Mumbai on Thursday adjourned hearing on the case pertaining to alleged depiction of obscenity invol...

• Written by Press Trust Of India
• May 16, 1997 12:00 AM IST
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MUMBAI, May 15: A metropolitan court in Mumbai on Thursday adjourned hearing on the case pertaining to alleged depiction of obscenity involving seven top Bollywood actresses till July 10. Chief metropolitan magistrate M N Gilani issued fresh summons to some of the actresses who could not be issued the earlier summons.

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