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• • • Paresh Rawal apologises after ‘cook fish for Bengalis’ remark draws criticism Paresh Rawal apologises after ‘cook fish for Bengalis’ remark draws criticism Speaking at an event, Rawal said that the people of Gujarat could live with inflation or high gas prices but would not tolerate living with illegal Bangladeshi migrants and Rohingyas Actor-turned-politician Paresh Rawal found himself in the middle of a controversy following a speech while he was campaigning for the BJP in Gujarat’s Valsad. Speaking at an event, Rawal said that the people of Gujarat could live with inflation or high gas prices but would not tolerate living with illegal Bangladeshi migrants and Rohingyas. Gas cylinder will become cheaper again, Hitting out at the of course the fish is not the issue AS GUJARATIS DO COOK AND EAT FISH . BUT LET ME CLARIFY BY BENGALI I MEANT ILLEGAL BANGLA DESHI N ROHINGYA. BUT STILL IF I HAVE HURT YOUR FEELINGS AND SENTIMENTS I DO APOLOGISE. 🙏 — Paresh Rawal (@SirPareshRawal) After the speech went viral, Rawal, went onto clarify what he meant and even apologised. “Of course the fish is not the issue AS GUJARATIS DO COOK AND EAT FISH. BUT LET ME CLARIFY BY BENGALI I MEANT ILLEGAL BANGLA DESHI N ROHINGYA. BUT STILL IF I HAVE HURT YOUR FEELINGS AND SENTIMENTS I DO APOLOGISE,” he wrote on Twitter. Actually Kemchho Slapstickman need not have apologised. The 2nd part of Cook Fish like Bengalis is “Have Brains like Bengalis” Most nobel laureates than any other Indian state, b...

• • • Paresh Rawal Summoned by Kolkata Police Over ‘Cook Fish For Bengalis’ Remark Paresh Rawal Summoned by Kolkata Police Over ‘Cook Fish For Bengalis’ Remark Bollywood actor and former BJP MP Paresh Rawal has been summoned on December 12 by Kolkata Police over his controversial "cook fish for Bengalis" remark at a rally ahead of Gujarat election, ANI repor Paresh Rawal Breaks Silence on His 'Cook Fish For Bengalis' Remark: 'What I Said Was Misconstrued' Bollywood actor and former BJP MP Paresh Rawal has been summoned on December 12 by Kolkata Police over his controversial “cook fish for Bengalis” remark at a rally ahead of Gujarat election, ANI reported. The veteran actor was booked following a complaint by CPI(M) Bengal state secretary Mohammed Salim, who accused Rawal of making the speech “to provoke riots” and “destroy the harmony between Bengali community and other communities across the country”. Also Read: • • • After Md Salim submitted a complaint against Rawal at the Taltala police station on December 1, a case was registered under sections 153 (wantonly giving provocation with intent to cause riot), 153A (whoever deliberately or wantonly causes or provokes any riot), 153B (imputation, assertions prejudicial to national integration), 504 (intentional interest with intent to provoke breach of the peace) and 505 (with intent to cause, or which is likely to cause) of the Indian Penal Code. In his complaint, Salim said the insinuation made in the speech by Rawal was ...

Actor Paresh Rawal on Friday apologised for his 'cook fish for the Bengalis' remark. A Twitter user re-shared a video, in which the actor made the comment. A part of their tweet read, "This is not expected of you @SirPareshRawal, you must clarify and apologise for hurting your fans in Bengal." The person's other tweet read, "Fish shouldn’t have been the topic. He needs to clarify." (Also Read | Paresh Rawal seemingly takes a dig at Richa Chadha's Galwan tweet ) Paresh Rawal has apologised for hurting sentiments with his 'cook fish for Bengalis' remark. Taking to Twitter, Paresh replied to the person and said, "Of course, the fish is not the issue as Gujaratis do cook and eat fish. But let me clarify by Bengali I meant illegal Bangladeshi N Rohingya. But still, if I have hurt your feelings and sentiments I do apologise (folded hands emoji)." Earlier, during a campaign speech in Gujarat, Paresh had said as quoted by news agency PTI, "Gas cylinders are expensive, but their price will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?" Fans saw Paresh last in Sharmaji Namkeen, directed by Hitesh Bhatia. The film also stars Rishi Kapoor, in his posthumous appearance, Juhi Chawla, Suhail Nayyar, Isha Talwar and Taaruk Raina among others. He will also be seen in the upcoming action-drama film Shehzada alongside Kartik Aaryan. ...

Mohammed Salim said at the police station, "Anti-Bengali sentiments may develop among people of other states in the country due to Paresh Rawal's anti-Bengali statements. As a result, expatriate Bengalis may face a variety of difficulties. In this context, I filed a complaint against Paresh Rawal and urged that he receives appropriate punishment."

The Kolkata Police has booked actor Paresh Rawal under different sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) on a complaint filed by Communist Party of India-Marxist state secretary Md Salim, who alleged that he delivered 'hate speech' against the Bengali community during an election rally of the Bharatiya Janata Party in Gujarat. IMAGE: Actor and BJP leader Paresh Rawal addresses a public meeting, in Surat. Photograph:ANI Photo A case has been registered against Rawal under IPC sections 153 (provocation with intent to cause riot), 153A (promoting enmity between different groups), 153B (propagates denial of rights to linguistic or racial groups), 504 (Intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace) and 505 (statements intending public mischief), police said in a communication to Salim. Salim in his complaint to the Taltala police station on Thursday said he came across a video on various social media platforms featuring the actor giving a speech that could promote feelings of hatred against Bengalis. Sharing a copy of the communication by the Taltala police station officer-in-charge, Salim said he is 'eagerly awaiting' the follow-up action by the Mamata Banerjee government. The police officer said in the communication that an investigation into the case was underway. Seeking the actor's prosecution, Salim claimed that Rawal had made an unsavoury reference to Bengalis linking gas cylinders with Bangladeshis, Rohingyas, Bengalis and fish. Rawal apologised on Frida...

Actor and former BJP MP Paresh Rawal campaigned in Gujarat ahead of the Paresh Rawal's mention of Bengalis in his campaign speech before the 1st phase polling in Gujarat triggers social media outrage. "Gas cylinders are expensive but they will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?" Paresh Rawal said in his speech on Tuesday. Gujarat can tolerate inflation but not this, the actor-turned-politician said. “Way they deliver verbal abuses. A person among them needs to wear a diaper on his mouth,” he said, as reported by DeshGujarat. Reacting to Paresh Rawal's fish-eating Bengalis jibe connecting it to Rohingyas, Trinamool MP Kirti Azad asked whether Paresh Rawal was hinting that the BSF and the Union home ministry were not working properly as he said Bangladeshis and Rohingyas were entering India. Social media users called Paresh Rawal's speech 'xenophobia and dog whistling against Rohingya and Bangladeshi Muslims' while they said his hatred towards fish-eating Bengalis was hardly subtle. “Disgusting xenophobia on display. At least we Bengalis cook fish, not spee venom and propagate hate. And this man played a Bengali in his latest film, that too a character written by a legendary Bengali. Bengal should boycott movies of @SirPareshRawal," a social media user wrote. Issuing an apology, Paresh Rawal said Gujaratis...

Veteran actor Paresh Rawal on Friday apologised for his statement linking gas cylinders, Bengalis and fish during a campaign speech in Gujarat, saying his reference was to illegal Bangladeshis and Rohingyas. The apology came after a huge backlash from the Bengali community and some others on social media. "Of course the fish is not the issue as Gujaratis do cook and eat fish. But let me clarify by Bengali I meant illegal Bangladeshi N Rohingya. But still if I have hurt your feelings and sentiments I do apologise," the 67-year-old actor and former BJP MP wrote on Twitter. Also Read | Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra didn't seem too impressed. "Actually Kemchho Slapstickman need not have apologised. The 2nd part of Cook Fish like Bengalis is 'Have Brains like Bengalis'. Most nobel laureates than any other Indian state, buddy boy…," she posted on Twitter. Actually Kemchho Slapstickman need not have apologised. The 2nd part of Cook Fish like Bengalis is “Have Brains like Bengalis” Most nobel laureates than any other Indian state, buddy boy…. — Mahua Moitra (@MahuaMoitra) Rawal had taken up the issue of gas cylinder prices, an emotive poll issue, at a BJP rally in Valsad district on Tuesday. "Gas cylinders are expensive, but their price will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi?" "What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?" Rawal had said. The first ph...

Opt out or “We have summoned him to appear at Taltala police station on December 12. This is in connection with his ‘cook fish for Bengalis’ comment. He will be questioned,” the officer said. The former BJP MP, speaking at a rally in Gujarat, had said, “Gas cylinders are expensive, but their price will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?” He was booked under various sections of the IPC after CPI(M) leader and the party’s state secretary Mohammed Salim lodged a complaint against him, alleging that the actor’s speech could promote feelings of hatred against Bengalis. Rawal had apologised for his remark following a huge backlash on the social media. “Of course the fish is not the issue as Gujaratis do cook and eat fish. But let me clarify by Bengali I meant illegal Bangladeshi N Rohingya. But still if I have hurt your feelings and sentiments I do apologise,” the 67-year-old actor had tweeted. ADVERTISEMENT ABOUT EastMojo is a digital news media platform promoting north east India news. Led by a team of renowned journalists, EastMojo covers all the news from the 8 north-eastern states that are Arunachal news, Assam news, Manipur news, Meghalaya news, Mizoram news, Nagaland news, Sikkim news and Tripura news. The focus is always on bringing to the forefront Assam’s latest news, news live from ground zero, brea...

• • • Paresh Rawal apologises after ‘cook fish for Bengalis’ remark draws criticism Paresh Rawal apologises after ‘cook fish for Bengalis’ remark draws criticism Speaking at an event, Rawal said that the people of Gujarat could live with inflation or high gas prices but would not tolerate living with illegal Bangladeshi migrants and Rohingyas Actor-turned-politician Paresh Rawal found himself in the middle of a controversy following a speech while he was campaigning for the BJP in Gujarat’s Valsad. Speaking at an event, Rawal said that the people of Gujarat could live with inflation or high gas prices but would not tolerate living with illegal Bangladeshi migrants and Rohingyas. Gas cylinder will become cheaper again, Hitting out at the of course the fish is not the issue AS GUJARATIS DO COOK AND EAT FISH . BUT LET ME CLARIFY BY BENGALI I MEANT ILLEGAL BANGLA DESHI N ROHINGYA. BUT STILL IF I HAVE HURT YOUR FEELINGS AND SENTIMENTS I DO APOLOGISE. 🙏 — Paresh Rawal (@SirPareshRawal) After the speech went viral, Rawal, went onto clarify what he meant and even apologised. “Of course the fish is not the issue AS GUJARATIS DO COOK AND EAT FISH. BUT LET ME CLARIFY BY BENGALI I MEANT ILLEGAL BANGLA DESHI N ROHINGYA. BUT STILL IF I HAVE HURT YOUR FEELINGS AND SENTIMENTS I DO APOLOGISE,” he wrote on Twitter. Actually Kemchho Slapstickman need not have apologised. The 2nd part of Cook Fish like Bengalis is “Have Brains like Bengalis” Most nobel laureates than any other Indian state, b...

Actor and former BJP MP Paresh Rawal campaigned in Gujarat ahead of the Paresh Rawal's mention of Bengalis in his campaign speech before the 1st phase polling in Gujarat triggers social media outrage. "Gas cylinders are expensive but they will come down. People will get employment too. But what will happen if Rohingya migrants and Bangladeshis start living around you, like in Delhi? What will you do with gas cylinders? Cook fish for the Bengalis?" Paresh Rawal said in his speech on Tuesday. Gujarat can tolerate inflation but not this, the actor-turned-politician said. “Way they deliver verbal abuses. A person among them needs to wear a diaper on his mouth,” he said, as reported by DeshGujarat. Reacting to Paresh Rawal's fish-eating Bengalis jibe connecting it to Rohingyas, Trinamool MP Kirti Azad asked whether Paresh Rawal was hinting that the BSF and the Union home ministry were not working properly as he said Bangladeshis and Rohingyas were entering India. Social media users called Paresh Rawal's speech 'xenophobia and dog whistling against Rohingya and Bangladeshi Muslims' while they said his hatred towards fish-eating Bengalis was hardly subtle. “Disgusting xenophobia on display. At least we Bengalis cook fish, not spee venom and propagate hate. And this man played a Bengali in his latest film, that too a character written by a legendary Bengali. Bengal should boycott movies of @SirPareshRawal," a social media user wrote. Issuing an apology, Paresh Rawal said Gujaratis...