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Shivraj Chouhan Says Cases Against "Padmavat" Protestors To Be Cancelled
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said the cases against those who protested against film "Padmavat" will be withdrawn. A memorial of Rani Padmavati will also be built in Bhopal, he said today.
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After Violent Protests Against Padmaavat, Karni Sena Says It With Roses
After a day of violent protests across 6 states against Padmaavat, Rajput group Karni Sena, which has been spearheading the protests, resorted to Gandhigiri outside a movie theatre in Lucknow.
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Despite Protests, "Padmaavat" Crosses 1 Million Mark, Say Makers: 10 Facts
One million people watched "Padmaavat" on its opening day, the film's maker Viacom 18 Motion said on Friday as it released across the country amid tight security at cinema halls. Fringe groups like the Karni Sena continued protests in parts of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, blocking roads and holding rallies and union Minister VK Singh has suggested ...
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GD Goenka School Bus Attacked In Gurgaon As Protests Over Padmaavat Escalate; Large Gatherings Banned
A school bus carrying students was attacked by protesters in Gurgaon, adjacent to national capital Delhi, as protests turned violent in several states a day before the release of "Padmaavat." The attackers threw stones at the school bus, smashing its windows. Nobody was injured but a video showed terrified students ducking and cowering in fearing f...
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Padmaavat Release Controversy Highlights: School Bus Torched In Gurgaon, Protests Across North India
After the top court's unequivocal order yesterday rejecting the final attempts by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to ban the film 'Padmaavat'', protests against the release of the movie turned violent. Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra stressed "People can't come and say law and order problems, ban the movie. Let us not come to a state where the exhi...
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Padmaavat Protests Highlights: Supreme Court Rejects Plea To Modify Its Earlier Order On Padmaavat
The Supreme Court today rejected the pleas of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh government who had sought a ban on the release of Bollywood period drama, Padmaavat.The three-judge bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra observed that it was best for the governments and others to abide by the apex court order. It said,''people must understand that ther...
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On 'Padmaavat', Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh Seek Supreme Court Rethink
Ahead of "Padmaavat's" release on Thursday after a Supreme Court order, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh have petitioned the top court for a review and said that states must be allowed to stop the film on grounds of law and order trouble. Their appeal will be heard tomorrow.
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'Padmaavat Shouldn't Run': Karni Sena Vandalises Theatre, Defies Court
Karni Sena, the fringe group that has been at the forefront of protests against Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film, Padmaavat, has refused to back down after the Supreme Court told states that they could not ban the movie on grounds of risk to public order. Its leader, Lokendra Singh, asked social organisations across the country to make sure that the mo...
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Padmaavat Highlights: Karni Sena Protests After Top Court Verdict
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film "Padmaavat", that has provoked anger among Rajput groups, cannot be banned by states, the Supreme Court said today. The producers of the film, which is to be released on January 25, had moved court against the ban by four states - Gujarat, Haryana, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
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Haryana To Take A Call On Screening Padmavat After Watching Movie
Haryana chief minister ML Khattar has said his government will take a call on screening "Padmavat" after watching the movie. Padmavat, the renamed version of Padmavati, will finally be released on January 25 after months of controversy and violent protests in parts of India.
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Karni Sena Protests Against Censor Board In Mumbai, Over 150 Arrested
At least 159 activists of the Rajasthan-based Karni Sena were arrested on Friday while protesting outside the Central Board of Film Certification's office here against the clearance given to Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Padmavat", earlier titled "Padmavati".
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"Padmavat", Cleared By Censor Board, Stays Banned In Rajasthan
"Padmavat", cleared by the censor board and expected to hit the theatres on January 25, will not be screened in Rajasthan, said the state's home minister today. Gulab Chand Kataria said the film would not be released in Rajasthan as the orders of Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje stand.
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Was Asked To Join Panel To Certify "Padmavati": Former Royal
The censor board asked the erstwhile Mewar royal family to join a panel to help certify Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Padmavati", which had angered Rajput community leaders for allegedly portraying the queen in a 'bad light', a member of the family said today.
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Aamir Khan On Padmavati Row: Right To Protest OK, Violence Is Not
"I don't believe in that philosophy. It reflects badly on us when things like this happen," said Aamir Khan
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Shivraj Chouhan Says Cases Against "Padmavat" Protestors To Be Cancelled
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said the cases against those who protested against film "Padmavat" will be withdrawn. A memorial of Rani Padmavati will also be built in Bhopal, he said today.
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After Violent Protests Against Padmaavat, Karni Sena Says It With Roses
After a day of violent protests across 6 states against Padmaavat, Rajput group Karni Sena, which has been spearheading the protests, resorted to Gandhigiri outside a movie theatre in Lucknow.
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Despite Protests, "Padmaavat" Crosses 1 Million Mark, Say Makers: 10 Facts
One million people watched "Padmaavat" on its opening day, the film's maker Viacom 18 Motion said on Friday as it released across the country amid tight security at cinema halls. Fringe groups like the Karni Sena continued protests in parts of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, blocking roads and holding rallies and union Minister VK Singh has suggested ...
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GD Goenka School Bus Attacked In Gurgaon As Protests Over Padmaavat Escalate; Large Gatherings Banned
A school bus carrying students was attacked by protesters in Gurgaon, adjacent to national capital Delhi, as protests turned violent in several states a day before the release of "Padmaavat." The attackers threw stones at the school bus, smashing its windows. Nobody was injured but a video showed terrified students ducking and cowering in fearing f...
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Padmaavat Release Controversy Highlights: School Bus Torched In Gurgaon, Protests Across North India
After the top court's unequivocal order yesterday rejecting the final attempts by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to ban the film 'Padmaavat'', protests against the release of the movie turned violent. Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra stressed "People can't come and say law and order problems, ban the movie. Let us not come to a state where the exhi...
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Padmaavat Protests Highlights: Supreme Court Rejects Plea To Modify Its Earlier Order On Padmaavat
The Supreme Court today rejected the pleas of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh government who had sought a ban on the release of Bollywood period drama, Padmaavat.The three-judge bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra observed that it was best for the governments and others to abide by the apex court order. It said,''people must understand that ther...
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On 'Padmaavat', Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh Seek Supreme Court Rethink
Ahead of "Padmaavat's" release on Thursday after a Supreme Court order, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh have petitioned the top court for a review and said that states must be allowed to stop the film on grounds of law and order trouble. Their appeal will be heard tomorrow.
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'Padmaavat Shouldn't Run': Karni Sena Vandalises Theatre, Defies Court
Karni Sena, the fringe group that has been at the forefront of protests against Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film, Padmaavat, has refused to back down after the Supreme Court told states that they could not ban the movie on grounds of risk to public order. Its leader, Lokendra Singh, asked social organisations across the country to make sure that the mo...
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Padmaavat Highlights: Karni Sena Protests After Top Court Verdict
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's film "Padmaavat", that has provoked anger among Rajput groups, cannot be banned by states, the Supreme Court said today. The producers of the film, which is to be released on January 25, had moved court against the ban by four states - Gujarat, Haryana, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
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Haryana To Take A Call On Screening Padmavat After Watching Movie
Haryana chief minister ML Khattar has said his government will take a call on screening "Padmavat" after watching the movie. Padmavat, the renamed version of Padmavati, will finally be released on January 25 after months of controversy and violent protests in parts of India.
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Karni Sena Protests Against Censor Board In Mumbai, Over 150 Arrested
At least 159 activists of the Rajasthan-based Karni Sena were arrested on Friday while protesting outside the Central Board of Film Certification's office here against the clearance given to Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Padmavat", earlier titled "Padmavati".
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"Padmavat", Cleared By Censor Board, Stays Banned In Rajasthan
"Padmavat", cleared by the censor board and expected to hit the theatres on January 25, will not be screened in Rajasthan, said the state's home minister today. Gulab Chand Kataria said the film would not be released in Rajasthan as the orders of Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje stand.
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Was Asked To Join Panel To Certify "Padmavati": Former Royal
The censor board asked the erstwhile Mewar royal family to join a panel to help certify Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Padmavati", which had angered Rajput community leaders for allegedly portraying the queen in a 'bad light', a member of the family said today.
-
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-
Aamir Khan On Padmavati Row: Right To Protest OK, Violence Is Not
"I don't believe in that philosophy. It reflects badly on us when things like this happen," said Aamir Khan
