BMC To File FIR Against Alia Bhatt For Violating COVID-19 Norms; Actress Returns To Mumbai Without Adhering To Self Quarantine Guidelines- Report
BMC has reportedly ordered an FIR to be filed against Alia Bhatt for violating coronavirus norms
With a sudden spike in COVID- 19 cases, the authorities have issued a set of new guideless to curb its spread. And, everyone is required to follow, Bollywood celebrities are no exception to it. According to the latest report, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is planning to file an FIR against Alia Bhatt for violating COVID-19 norms. The actress recently visited Delhi with Ranbir Kapoor and Ayan Mukerji for the launch of her upcoming movie ‘Brahmāstra’s motion poster.
As per BMC guideless, she was supposed to self-quarantine herself for 14 days. However, Alia reportedly violated the same and visited Delhi. An India.com report mentioned that Rajul Patel, the chairman of the BMC health committee, has ordered the FIR to be filed against Alia Bhatt. He was quoted as saying, “I have ordered the Deputy Municipal Commissioner of Public Health Department to file an FIR against Alia Bhatt for violating home isolation norms. She is a role model for a lot of many people, she should have acted responsibly. Rules are the same for all.”
The report added that BMC had contacted the Raazi actress and had asked her to quarantine herself in Delhi itself. However, she returned to Mumbai.
For the unversed, Alia Bhatt visited the national capital on December 15 where the motion poster of her film was unveiled in a grand event.
On a related note, also starring, megastar Amitabh Bachchan, Mouni Roy, and South superstar Nagarjuna Akkineni, Brahmāstra is slated to hit the theatres on September 9 next year. ALSO READ: Brahmastra Motion Poster Launch: Alia Bhatt-Ranbir Kapoor Steal The Limelight With Their Cute PDA; Actor Asks Her, 'Hamari Shaadi Kab Hogi'-PICS Inside
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