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Home » Police book cases against Vijay fans for ‘Sarkar’ banners

Police book cases against Vijay fans for ‘Sarkar’ banners

NT BureauBy NT BureauNovember 9, 2018No Comments
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Chennai: Not just Sarkar shows are being cancelled in the State, but the police are also taking action against Vijay fans.

In all, cases have been booked against 76 fans of actor Vijay for putting up banners without permission in different parts of Tamilnadu.

In Thanjavur, cases have been filed against 25 Vijay fans for putting up flex banners without permission , while in Tiruvarur, 21 fans have been booked under three different sections.

In Nagapattinam, the count is 20, while in Karur, 10 people have been booked for the same ‘offence’.

With the AIADMK cadres protesting against some controversial scenes in Sarkar, theatres are playing it safe and cancelling matinee shows.

In Thanjavur, Jupiter and Shanti theatres have reportedly cancelled their matinee shows of Sarkar.

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