MPCCI Spokesman Narendra Saluja filed the complaint under sections 500 (conspiracy, collusion with common intent) and (intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace) 504 of IPC in the district court of judge O P Vohra who has put the matter for March 11, a party release said here.
"Amul made fun of Congress leaders and party's policies in its advertisement campaign", Saluja said, alleging Amul's ads were defaming the party and its top leaders that would not be tolerated.
Amul belongs to Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd, which is jointly owned by over three million milk producers in Gujarat.
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