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This is an archive article published on April 12, 2011

Anupam Kher willing to appear before House panel

Facing a privilege motion in the Maharashtra assembly,Kher said he was willing to appear before it.

Actor Anupam Kher,who is facing a privilege motion in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly for his alleged anti-Constitution remarks,said on Tuesday that he was willing to appear before the Privileges Committee.

“I have not been officially informed about the privilege notice,but was informed through the media. I am available whenever the Privileges Committee asks me to appear before them to clarify my remarks,” said Kher.

The actor denied saying that the Constitution should be thrown out as alleged by NCP MLA Jitendra Avhad in the Lower House. “I said the Constitution needs to be amended and there is nothing wrong in saying it. There have been 104 amendments so far. I am a law abiding citizen and will be happy to appear before the committee whenever asked,” he said.

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“What I said was that the Constitution needs to change with times,” he added.

Kher said the attack on his house by alleged RPI activists was a ‘sad thing’. “Nobody likes their house to be vandalised like this. Anyway,I consider this as a part of learning. The police were very accommodating. They called up and said that police

protection would be given. Now,I have two police officials accompanying me everywhere and a police van is stationed outside my house,” he added.

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