Colors has sent across a media statement on controversy over the title of its new show, Gurbani. We are producing it as it is… Colors, India’s leading General Entertainment Channel (Channel) has said it has taken note of the recent news reports and the concerns voiced by various Sikh organizations such as Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) Amritsar, Jathedar Akal Takhat Sahib over the title of its upcoming fiction show <em>Gurbani</em> slated to go on air today (18 March 2013) at 10.30 pm. <strong>Below is the official statement from Colors: </strong>

Recently, media reported about a sex racket bust wherein Mumbai Police’s Social Service Branch (SSB) broke a high-profile running prostitution racket in Mumbai and saved a struggling actress along with two models. The raid took place at Patliputra Society, Andheri, Mumbai. Now, it was written that one of the girls have acted in SAB TV’s super popular show, <em>Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashma</em>. Today, the production house (Neela Telfilms) of the show sent a clarification stating that no arrested girl has ever worked in the show. The press release read:

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