Urvashi Rautela: urvashi got into trouble for wearing the 'Mother Mary dress' in paris, apologized to the Catholic community


Actress urvashi rautela makes a lot of headlines for her personal life along with films. She shares information related to herself with fans. Now recently, actress urvashi rautela got into trouble for the Mother Mary dress worn to watch the paris Olympics. For this, the actress has also apologized.

The Watchdog Foundation group has written a letter to the state government seeking permission to prosecute the actress, including the Chief Secretary and Principal Secretary (Home), for hurting their religious sentiments. urvashi said that she regrets the mistake and has asked the Catholic community to forgive her. The actress's spokesperson said, "We apologize. We are sorry.The dress was made in paris and given to her by the designer. We did not know that the image on the dress was of Mother Mary. It was a mistake. We came to know later. What could we do?"

The actress posted her reels and pictures in that special dress on her social media handle and announced that she is the first indian actress to be officially invited to the 'Paris olympics 2024'. Catholics in mumbai said that their religious sentiments were hurt.

Let us tell you that the watchdog foundation wrote in its letter, 'During the paris olympics, urvashi Rautela was seen wearing a skirt with a photo of Mother Mary from the hotel. This dress, under the guise of fashion, has grossly insulted the religious sentiments of Christians. Such acts cannot be tolerated under the pretext of art or fashion.'

The letter further said, "The continued disregard for our religious symbols is extremely disturbing and cannot be ignored. We demand the immediate arrest of urvashi rautela under the sections of the indian Justice Code for hurting the religious sentiments of the Christian community. It is vital that such acts are not repeated and that those responsible are held accountable to prevent further insults to our religious beliefs.”

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