‘Raped Woman’ Controversy: MSWC Summons Salman Khan On July 7

'Raped Woman' Controversy: MSWC Summons Salman Khan On July 7
MSWC Summons Salman Khan On July 7

The Maharashtra State Women’s Commission (MSWC) on Wednesday rejected a reply by Salman Khan on his controvertial ‘Raped Woman’ comment and summoned him in person on 7 July 2016 (Next day to Sultan’s release).

Salman Khan submitted a letter through his lawyer in which she said, since the matter is before the National Commission for Women, it should not be continued with MSWC to avoid duplication.

MSWC Chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar said, “We have concurrent powers as the NCW has. This matter can be heard at the state level too. Therefore, his account is invalid.”

Rahatkar further added, “The actor has been summoned on July 7 at the MSWC office along with his lawyers, we have asked him to put forth his views in an affidavit.”

Salman Khan’s ‘Raped Woman’ comment has landed him in legal trouble. During a group media interaction for the promotion of his upcoming movie, Salman said said that “he felt like a raped woman” after shooting for exhasting wrestling scenes in the movie.

“It is like the most difficult thing…When I used to walk out of that ring, it used to be actually like a raped woman,”, the exact words said by the actor.

Salman Khan is all geared up for his next release Sultan. The movie is slated for release on Eid day i.e. 6 July 2016.

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