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Munawar Faruqui, a popular comedian and Bigg Boss 17 winner, is currently a target of the police. He has been held in relation to a case following Elvish Yadav. Munavwar was held in connection with the Hookah Bar Raid. He was being held with thirteen other individuals. Find out the latest information on this matter.
Apparently, the police are closely monitoring the ‘Bigg Boss’ victors these days. Munawar Farooqui has been hit by the police, after Elvish Yadav was first targeted. At midnight, Magalwar was placed under police custody. In relation to the Hookah Parlor Raid case, Munavwar was detained.
Fans Got Worried
Fans started to worry about Munavvar after it was announced that he had been placed under arrest. Comedians are always being swept up in little scandals. In this case, supporters began to worry about him once his name appeared in the Hookah Bar Raid case. Thirteen other people were held with Munawwar, according to news agency ANI. Nevertheless, he was freed following questioning.
The disclosed evidence states that “Hookah smoking was observed by Munawar Faruqui, a stand-up comedian, and other others. We also have a video of him performing. Munawwar and the others were taken into custody, but we eventually released them as the charges against them did not allow for bail.
Following the police’s receipt of information, a raid was carried out in the Fort region. He was informed that the use of nicotine in conjunction with tobacco products is prohibited. There were nine hookah pots discovered, totaling Rs 4,400. Munawwar was one of the people that was tested, and the results were positive. He was then free to depart after this.
On Munawwar, these portions were imposed
Section 283 (Danger or Obstruction in Public Way or Line of Navigation) and Section 336 (Act endangering life or personal safety of others) of the Indian Penal Code, which includes the Cigarettes and Tobacco Products Act, were the charges filed against Farooqui and others.
His Family Background
Faruqui was raised in a small city in the western state of Gujarat, where disasters plagued his early years. When he was a young boy, his mother committed suicide, and his father was a victim of violence during the tragic religious riots in 2002. The comedian once claimed that he was forced to spend 12 days at home during a curfew. He moved to Mumbai, the “city of dreams,” in his teens, just like millions of other people, to give life another shot, but he had to work odd jobs for years before he could succeed.
Instead of avoiding these realities on Bigg Boss, Faruqui consistently embraced being the underdog and spoke a language that most people only dream in.
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