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Freedom Of Speech Also Means Right To Remain Silent: Shah Rukh Khan
Actor Shah Rukh Khan, whose remarks on intolerance had kicked up a political storm last year, on Monday said freedom of speech also means the right to be silent.
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VHP Protests Against Shooting of Shah Rukh Khan's Raees in Gujarat
"Shah Rukh Khan should think, living in this country which gave him name, fame and riches; if he goes on speaking about non-existent intolerance, the VHP will never forgive," Gujarat VHP general secretary Ranchod Bharwad said. VHP members shouted slogans and also burnt and tore his posters
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Shah Rukh Khan On When He Will Talk About 'Intolerance'
Asked whether he felt that his 'intolerance' remark had made people 'conscious' in the society, Shah Rukh responded: "I feel there is a specific platform for everything. Here we are talking about kids, so it would be good to talk about this on a platform where it is being discussed"
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Shah Rukh Khan's Dilwale Still Not Screened In Mangaluru
If you live in Mangaluru and want to see Shah Rukh Khan's Dilwale - don't hold your breath. The film has been out of cinemas in Mangaluru ever since protests by the Bajrang Dal. The group is protesting against Shah Rukh Khan's comments on intolerance.
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Shah Rukh Khan: My Remarks on Intolerance Have Been Misconstrued
"What I want to say, I speak. But lot of things I say are misconstrued, perhaps mispresented, and perhaps misinterpreted sometimes. "I have not said anything for which I should apologise. I am not in a stage or age that I need to clarify. People know me," said Shah Rukh Khan
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Remarks On Intolerance Misconstrued, No Need To Clarify: Shah Rukh Khan
More than a month after the controversy over his remarks on intolerance, actor Shah Rukh Khan today said his comments were "misconstrued" and that he did not say anything for which he should apologise.
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Subhash Ghai Describes 'Intolerance' as a 'Political Farce'
Several celebrities have expressed their opinion on 'intolerance' in the country. After Shah Rukh, Aamir Khan was criticised when he said that his wife Kiran Rao had discussed about moving out of India due to growing intolerance in the country
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Mamata Banerjee Comes Out in Support of Aamir Khan, Says India Belongs to Everyone
Extending her support to Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said no one has the right to ask someone to leave this country as this country belongs to everyone.
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Shah Rukh Khan Speaks From His Heart, Says Sonu Sood
When asked whether he was supporting Shah Rukh, Sonu tweeted: SRK is the most grounded and generous actor I have come across who speaks from his heart. Earlier, actor Anupam Kher had come out in SRK's support after BJP MP Yogi Adityanath likened him to Pakistani terrorist Hafiz Saeed following his comment on growing intolerance in India
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Row Over Shah Rukh Khan Remarks: BJP Adopting 'Dual Policies', Says Shiv Sena
Slamming BJP after some sections in it attacked Shah Rukh Khan over his remarks on "extreme intolerance" in the country, Shiv Sena today said that asking the actor to "go to Pakistan" only brings to the fore the "dual policies" of the party.
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No BJP Leader Can Utter a Word Without PM Modi's Signal: Congress
The Congress today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over controversial remarks made by BJP leaders over the issue of growing intolerance, calling him a "dictator" without whose permission no leader can "utter a word".
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Shah Rukh Khan's Comment on 'Intolerance' Leaves Salman in a Fix
Shah Rukh Khan was criticised by BJP leaders Kailash Vijayvargiya and Yogi Adityanath and Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Sadhvi Prachi for his comment on religious intolerance in India. "Shah Rukh says something and leaves. Then I come into the picture," said Salman
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Security for Shah Rukh Hits Five-Year High
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan's sprawling mansion in Mumbai is now being guarded by more policemen than ever before on account of the controversy over the actor's remarks on religious intolerance.
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Shah Rukh's 'Intolerance' Remarks Came After Enforcement Directorate Notice: BJP's Meenakshi Lekhi
Amidst the attack on Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan by saffron leaders over his growing intolerance remarks, BJP lawmaker Meenakshi Lekhi claimed he had aired such views following an "Enforcement Directorate notice" even as her party distanced itself from similar comments by another lawmaker, Yogi Adityanath.
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BJP's Kailash Vijayvargiya Makes Friends and Controversies Easily
Kailash Vijayvargiya, 59, is not new to controversy and this isn't the first time his words have landed him a soup either. Yet, the public criticism he's known to frequently invite has not slowed his ascent within the BJP.
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Freedom Of Speech Also Means Right To Remain Silent: Shah Rukh Khan
Actor Shah Rukh Khan, whose remarks on intolerance had kicked up a political storm last year, on Monday said freedom of speech also means the right to be silent.
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VHP Protests Against Shooting of Shah Rukh Khan's Raees in Gujarat
"Shah Rukh Khan should think, living in this country which gave him name, fame and riches; if he goes on speaking about non-existent intolerance, the VHP will never forgive," Gujarat VHP general secretary Ranchod Bharwad said. VHP members shouted slogans and also burnt and tore his posters
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Shah Rukh Khan On When He Will Talk About 'Intolerance'
Asked whether he felt that his 'intolerance' remark had made people 'conscious' in the society, Shah Rukh responded: "I feel there is a specific platform for everything. Here we are talking about kids, so it would be good to talk about this on a platform where it is being discussed"
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Shah Rukh Khan's Dilwale Still Not Screened In Mangaluru
If you live in Mangaluru and want to see Shah Rukh Khan's Dilwale - don't hold your breath. The film has been out of cinemas in Mangaluru ever since protests by the Bajrang Dal. The group is protesting against Shah Rukh Khan's comments on intolerance.
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Shah Rukh Khan: My Remarks on Intolerance Have Been Misconstrued
"What I want to say, I speak. But lot of things I say are misconstrued, perhaps mispresented, and perhaps misinterpreted sometimes. "I have not said anything for which I should apologise. I am not in a stage or age that I need to clarify. People know me," said Shah Rukh Khan
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Remarks On Intolerance Misconstrued, No Need To Clarify: Shah Rukh Khan
More than a month after the controversy over his remarks on intolerance, actor Shah Rukh Khan today said his comments were "misconstrued" and that he did not say anything for which he should apologise.
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Subhash Ghai Describes 'Intolerance' as a 'Political Farce'
Several celebrities have expressed their opinion on 'intolerance' in the country. After Shah Rukh, Aamir Khan was criticised when he said that his wife Kiran Rao had discussed about moving out of India due to growing intolerance in the country
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Mamata Banerjee Comes Out in Support of Aamir Khan, Says India Belongs to Everyone
Extending her support to Bollywood actor Aamir Khan, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said no one has the right to ask someone to leave this country as this country belongs to everyone.
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Shah Rukh Khan Speaks From His Heart, Says Sonu Sood
When asked whether he was supporting Shah Rukh, Sonu tweeted: SRK is the most grounded and generous actor I have come across who speaks from his heart. Earlier, actor Anupam Kher had come out in SRK's support after BJP MP Yogi Adityanath likened him to Pakistani terrorist Hafiz Saeed following his comment on growing intolerance in India
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Row Over Shah Rukh Khan Remarks: BJP Adopting 'Dual Policies', Says Shiv Sena
Slamming BJP after some sections in it attacked Shah Rukh Khan over his remarks on "extreme intolerance" in the country, Shiv Sena today said that asking the actor to "go to Pakistan" only brings to the fore the "dual policies" of the party.
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No BJP Leader Can Utter a Word Without PM Modi's Signal: Congress
The Congress today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over controversial remarks made by BJP leaders over the issue of growing intolerance, calling him a "dictator" without whose permission no leader can "utter a word".
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Shah Rukh Khan's Comment on 'Intolerance' Leaves Salman in a Fix
Shah Rukh Khan was criticised by BJP leaders Kailash Vijayvargiya and Yogi Adityanath and Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Sadhvi Prachi for his comment on religious intolerance in India. "Shah Rukh says something and leaves. Then I come into the picture," said Salman
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Security for Shah Rukh Hits Five-Year High
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan's sprawling mansion in Mumbai is now being guarded by more policemen than ever before on account of the controversy over the actor's remarks on religious intolerance.
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Shah Rukh's 'Intolerance' Remarks Came After Enforcement Directorate Notice: BJP's Meenakshi Lekhi
Amidst the attack on Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan by saffron leaders over his growing intolerance remarks, BJP lawmaker Meenakshi Lekhi claimed he had aired such views following an "Enforcement Directorate notice" even as her party distanced itself from similar comments by another lawmaker, Yogi Adityanath.
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BJP's Kailash Vijayvargiya Makes Friends and Controversies Easily
Kailash Vijayvargiya, 59, is not new to controversy and this isn't the first time his words have landed him a soup either. Yet, the public criticism he's known to frequently invite has not slowed his ascent within the BJP.
