Munmun Dutta is an exceptionally famous entertainer in the Broadcast business who turned into a commonly recognized name for her part of Babita in the mainstream parody show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. As of late, the entertainer experiences got herself in significant difficulty after she utilized a casteist skank in one of her recordings early this month following which she has confronting serious reaction for harming the estimations of the SC/ST people group. Also, presently according to a new update, a FIR has been documented against Munmum at Mumbai's Amboli police headquarters in the matter. 

As indicated by media reports, the FIR has been recorded by a work worker for hire named Naresh Bohit. It is likewise detailed that the FIR has been enrolled against the entertainer under the Planned Station and Booked Clan (Avoidance of Monstrosities) Act, 1989. Affirming the news, Mumbai police representative DCP Chaitanya expressed, "FIR enrolled at Amboli PS u/s 295A IPC, u/s 3 of Counteraction of Barbarities against SC/ST Follow up on 26 May. Examination is going on". To take note of, this isn't the first occasion when that a FIR has been documented against Munmun in the matter. 

Prior, a comparative protest was recorded against the entertainer in Indore under the SC/ST Avoidance of Monstrosities Act, while another grievance was documented in Haryana in the matter. In the midst of the continuous discussion, Munmun had given an expression of remorse via online media. She stated, "This is concerning a video that I posted yesterday wherein single word utilized by me has been confounded. It was never said with the purpose to affront, threaten, embarrass or hurt anybody's sentiments. On account of my language hindrance, I was truly misguided about the importance of the word. Whenever I was made mindful of its importance, I quickly brought the part down. I have the most extreme regard for everyone from each rank, ideology, or sexual orientation and recognize their huge commitment to our general public or country. I earnestly might want to apologize to everyone who has been unexpectedly harmed by the utilization of the word."