Wankhede brawl: Mumbai police asked to file FIR against Shah Rukh Khan

Its been three years since the infamous Wankhede brawl involving Shah Rukh Khan during the 2012 Indian Premier League IPL match between Mumbai Indians MI and Kolkata Knight Riders KKR but the controversy refuses to die down and has landed the Bollywood superstar in fresh troubleThe Maharashtra State Commission for Child Rights MSCCR has asked police to file an FIR against Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan for using foul language in the presence of children after an IPL match at Wankhede Stadium in 2012ALSO READShah Rukh in trouble after allegedly clashing with MCA officialsBollywood actor and Indian Premier League franchise Kolkata Knight Riders coowner Shah Rukh Khan right in black shirt walks away following an altercation with officials after the IPL Mumbai Indians vs KKR match at the Wankhede Stadium on May 16 2012 PicAFPAN Tripathi Secretary MSCCR issued the orders two days ago March 18 to investigate the matter after registering an FIR under relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code and Juvenile Justice Care and Protection Act 2000 as amended 2006 Sec 23 and submit a copy to the Commission Abha Singh an activistlawyer pursuing the matter saidAn enquiry has also been ordered for not registering the FIR in the matterSingh said in view of the commission orders police would have to file the FIR against Khan for hurling filthy abuses in public threats assaulting onduty public servants and illegal assemblyBesides the state home department must immediately launch a detailed probe into why the FIR was not registered in the matter she addedALSO READShah Rukh IPL and a bagful of controversiesOn May 16 2012 Khan got into an ugly spat with officials of the Mumbai Cricket Association MCA after an IPL match between Mumbai Indians and Kolkata Knight Riders hereMCA officials had alleged that Khan engaged in fisticuffs with some security personnel and when they intervened he threatened them He was also hurling dirty abuses in the presence of small childrenMumbai Police had registered a noncognisable offence against Khan and three others and the actor was banned from entering the MCA premises for five years by a panel headed by late union minister Vilasrao DeshmukhSocial activist Amit Maru had lodged the first complaint with the MSCCR as the matter was serious and infringed the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Child Singh saidIn the complaint Singh said Maru detailed the law with reference to acts where filthy abuses would mentally hurt a child and the act tantamounted to cruelty to childrenAfter months of efforts ultimately justice is prevailing on Khan who seriously violated rights of small children by uttering very dirty abuses before such innocent children in the Wankhede brawl matter Singh saidHe could run away from justice because police who ought to have complied with the law violated that very law which it was required to implementSingh said Hence it is of outmost necessity that law need to takes its course exactly the way our lawmakers contemplatedALSO WATCH In pics King Khan banned from Wankhede StadiumFollowing the incident the Mumbai Cricket Association MCA had imposed a five year ban on Shah Rukh forbidding him from entering the Wankhede StadiumThe ban was revoked last year upon the insistence of IPL Chairman Ranjib BiswalHowever Shah Rukh denied he had misbehaved and reiterated that he reacted only after the guards reportedly manhandled and pushed his daughter Suhana and her friendsWith input from agencies