'Padmavat' released somewhere in the country, Karani army overwhelmed Gargram

Between the increasingly violent demonstrations against the release, the Multiplex Association of India has said that its members will not showcase the film in Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Goa

New Delhi : The controversy surrounding the film 'Padmavat' has been released in cinemas all over the country after the Supreme Court order. Even before the film's release, violent protests have started in different parts of the country. The Karani army has threatened to release the movie. The army has been doing a lot of work for the fire and stones.

• Karani army leader Mahipal Makrana said: " Our protest is peaceful. In the event of the Gurgaam, the army is not involved in the incident. We are trying to defame us. We thank the owners of the cinema halls in many states who have taken initiative.


• Contempt petition filed against Haryana, Gujarat and Rajasthan government Congress supporter Tahsin Poonawala has filed this petition. In this petition, citing the failure of states to deal with the violence against Padmavat. An attorney has also filed a contempt petition against the Karni army.


• Over 100 activists of the Karani army have been arrested in Mumbai.


• Security of the fort of Chittorgarh has been increased due to protests at Padmavat. Today the police has stopped the fort. The tourists who are touring are looking for disappointment.
• In Sabihabad area of ​​Ghaziabad, protesters set fire on roadways bus after the demolition. In view of violent opposition, Section 144 was imposed in Ghaziabad. A worker from Karani army tried to commit suicide outside the web mall in Lucknow. Police saved lives. There was a demonstration against the film by blocking the train in Mathura.


• Padmaav will also not be released in Patna. Patna's theater owners have kept their hands in fear of opposition. However, the film is being released in other cities of Bihar.


• Between the increasingly violent demonstrations against the release, the Multiplex Association of India has said that its members will not showcase the film in Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Goa. This association represents the owners of 75 percent of multiplexes in India. On Wednesday, there were violent demonstrations in some places in Haryana, UP and Rajasthan even after the incidents of rioting and demolition in Gujarat on Tuesday. The miscreants blocked a lot of roads and set buses on fire. In Madhya Pradesh, the Karani army protested.


• The protesters fired heavily on Gurujram's Wazirpur-Pataudi road. The Delhi-Jaipur highway was also jammed. The people also performed on the Sohna road of Gurujram and rocked. During this time, a bus was handed over to the fire. Yamunanagar of Haryana is also reported in the ruckus. Here the army forces made an outcry outside of a movie hall.
• Due to the fear of the Army, many schools of Gurujram will remain closed today and tomorrow. Gurudev's pathways school, GD Goenka school, Shiv Nadar school and Delhi Public School have announced to keep closed on Sunday. Yesterday, the army of goons of Gurgaon attacked Gadiya school on the bus. After this the schools have decided to close.