A written complaint was submitted at the Amboli Police Station and the Cyber Crime Cell, against TikTok star Faisal Shaikh on Monday evening. Advocate Ali Kaashif Khan submitted the complaint alleging that the videos could provoke people to step out during the coronavirus lockdown.The lawyer told BT, “In the video, which Faisal uploaded three days ago, he can be seen venturing out of his building and mouthing a popular Nawazuddin Siddiqui dialogue — ‘Maut ko chhookar tak se wapas aa sakta hoon’. At a time like this, we should be ensuring everyone’s safety by practising social distancing. Instead, Faisal, who is an influencer with so many people following him in India and abroad, is provoking others. There was also another video featuring Faisal along with Hasnain Khan , Sohail and Faiz Baloch out on the streets. I have also mentioned them in my complaint, but they have claimed that their videos are old. Faisal has now deleted the video, but the damage is done.”When we contacted Amboli police station, an official said, “An application has been submitted, we are looking into the matter.”Vishal Thakur, DCP, Cyber Crime Cell, told us, “We have forwarded the application to the Amboli Police Station. An inquiry is on and we are figuring out the technical details pertaining to this matter. We will forward our findings to the jurisdiction concerned.”Incidentally, the TikTok accounts of Faisal and Hasnain were suspended in July 2019, after they posted an objectionable video. And, back then, it was advocate Khan, who had helped them secure bail.When asked why he has now filed a complaint against the same people he had represented last year, Khan replied, “Yes, I represented them as a lawyer and my association with them ended after they secured bail. Yesterday, when a friend showed me their videos, I immediately submitted a complaint, as coronavirus is deadly and people shouldn’t follow their actions blindly. Their TikTok account was reactivated only this month, and within days, they posted a video like this.”Despite repeated attempts, Faisal could not be reached.