The petition also included the names of Indian Premier League chairman Rajeev Shukla, American pop star Katy Perry, Australian cricketer and Chennai Super Kings member Douglas Bolinger and a Sony Set Max TV official who also received the legal notice.
According to the petitioner, the dance and performances of the celebrities were "obscene and lascivious, appealing to the prurient interest". The performance, video clippings and photographs of such dances and "uncensored" telecast allegedly had distracted students who were taking examinations at that time.
Chennai police also have been accused of not taking prompt actions following the complaints lodged by the advocate. Posting the case to Jul 31, the judge of the court slammed the police asking, "Why this inaction (on the complaint filed by the petitioner)?"
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