According to media sources, Mallika's lawyer, Vibhav Krishna has asked police to investigate the MMS, featuring a ‘look-alike’ of the actress allegedly engaged in a sexual act. In a letter written to Mumbai Police Commissioner A..Nroy,he said that the six-minute long MMS was reportedly being circulated widely in the city and elsewhere.
It was the ‘handiwork of mischief mongers’, Krishna said adding "I have not seen the clip but have heard about it". He informed that he had also written to the Social Security Branch at the Cyber Crime cell of Mumbai police, saying the "offence should be probed under Section 67 of the Information Technology Act, which provides for a punishment for a first-time offender of five years’ imprisonment and a Rs 1 lakh fine".
Mallika is presently in Europe busy with her shooting schedules and unavailable for comment.
