Madras High Court seeks CBFC’s reply on delay in certification of Vijay’s film before its January 9 release
A news report highlights the legal challenges facing a lead actor’s upcoming film. The Madras High Court has directed the Censor Board to file a petition regarding the delay in certification of the film, citing complaints of dialogues allegedly hurting religious sentiments. The production house argues that the lack of certification is causing financial losses ahead of its scheduled release on January 9. Additionally, the report mentions that the actor has been summoned by the CBI in a stampede case. The court is ready to review the reply of the Censor Board.
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JNU slogan controversy: ‘Modi-Shah’s grave’ slogan triggers political storm
In this special report, the focus is on the controversy that broke out at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), where slogans of ‘Modi-Shah’s grave will be dug’ were raised after Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam were denied bail. JNUSU president Aditi Mishra defended the slogans, saying they were a ‘reflection of the movement against Hindutva ideology’ and not personal attacks. In contrast, ABVP leader Mohammed Mehndi condemned the act, asking, ‘What kind of mentality is this?’ And raising questions on the support of ‘anti-nationals’. Union Minister Giriraj Singh also reacted and described JNU as the ‘camp office of the tukde tukde gang’. The program explores the political fallout and confrontation between leftist groups and the BJP.
UP draft voter list: 2.89 crore names removed after SIR exercise
The draft voter list for Uttar Pradesh was published on Tuesday after a special intensive revision (SIR) exercise in which 2.89 crore names have been removed, reducing the total voter count from 15 crore to 12 crore.
JNU slogan row: University demands FIR against student union over ‘provocative’ slogan
The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) administration has taken serious cognizance of the alleged ‘objectionable and provocative’ slogans raised by a group of students of the JNU Students Union. According to the transcript, the security wing of the university has filed an official complaint with the Delhi Police, requesting them to register an FIR. The administration said that ‘raising such slogans is completely inconsistent with democratic dissent and a violation of the JNU code.’ The incident reportedly took place during a protest at a complex called ‘Garela Dabba’. The administration has also issued a strong statement asking students to desist from such activities and warning that they can create disturbance on the campus.
JNU administration takes cognizance of anti-Modi slogans on campus
The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) administration has taken serious cognizance of the alleged ‘objectionable and provocative’ slogans raised by a group of students of the JNU Students Union.