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Published 6 months ago

Controversy Arises as Right-wing Group Protests Screening of Film at NFAI, Alleging Misrepresentation of Indian Army

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Members of a right-wing organisation barged into the National Film Archive of India (NFAI) premises in Maharashtra's Pune city. They claimed it showed the Indian Army in a bad light, a police official said. The protesters were detained and released after being issued notices under the Maharashtra Police Act, 1951.

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Right-wing group objects to screening of film at NFAI; says it showed Indian Army in bad light

“Members of a right-wing organisation barged into the National Film Archive of India (NFAI) premises in Maharashtra’s Pune city objecting to the screening of a docudrama, claiming it showed the Indian Army in a bad light,” a police official said.

6 months ago·India
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Right-wing group objects to screening of film at NFAI, says it showed Indian Army in bad light

Right-wing group objects to screening of film at NFAI, says it showed Indian Army in bad light

6 months ago·New Delhi, India
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Indian ExpressIndian Express

‘Shows Army in poor light’: Right-wing group tries to disrupt screening of film on Kashmir in Pune

Released in 2022, the film 'I Am Not The River Jhelum' has been screened at various film festivals in India and abroad.

6 months ago·India
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Controversy Arises as Right-wing Group Protests Screening of Film at NFAI, Alleging Misrepresentation of Indian Army

Controversy Arises as Right-wing Group Protests Screening of Film at NFAI, Alleging Misrepresentation of Indian Army Members of a right-wing organisation barged into the National Film Archive of India (NFAI) premises in Maharashtra's Pune city objecting to the screening of a docudrama, claiming it showed the Indian Army in a bad light, a police official said.The incident took place on Sunday when the docudrama, titled 'I Am Not The River Jhelum…

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