The Kashmir Files "propaganda, vulgar movie" IFFI Jury says infront of Indian Ministers
Says they were shocked to see The Kashmir Files in competition list of IFFI
The Jury at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) said that they were left "disturbed and shocked" to see the controversial film The Kashmir Files in the competition section.
The Jury also noted that they felt the movie was "a propaganda vulgar movie" inappropriate to be in the competition section in an event like IFFI.
"We felt it was a propaganda vulgar movie, inappropriate to be a part of competition section of a prestigious festival that is organised by the Government of India", the jury noted in its remarks.
The remarks were made during the closing ceremony of the festival, by Nadav Lapid who was head of jury for the festival.
The closing ceremony was attended by several Indian politicians and ministers.
#Breaking: #IFFI Jury says they were “disturbed and shocked” to see #NationalFilmAward winning #KashmirFiles, “a propoganda, vulgar movie” in the competition section of a prestigious festival— organised by the Govt of India.
— Navdeep Yadav (@navdeepyadav321) November 28, 2022
🎤 Over to @vivekagnihotri sir…
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Youngster succumbs to contaminated water, others hospitalized in Mysuru
Mysuru: A young man passed away and five others were hospitalized due to consuming contaminated water in K Salundi village of Mysuru district.
The victim, identified as 20-year-old Kanakaraju, lost his life after consuming the water, while several others in the village reported symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea shortly after ingestion. Despite immediate medical attention at a private hospital in Mysuru city, Kanakaraju passed away before receiving treatment.+
Presently, three children and two women from the village are undergoing treatment at the same private hospital. Additionally, there are reports of numerous other villagers suffering from similar symptoms.
Upon receiving word of the incident, District Health Officer Dr. Kumaraswamy immediately visited the village to conduct an investigation, accompanied by a team of experts tasked with probing the source of water contamination.
In a show of concern and solidarity, MLA GT Deve Gowda visited K. Salundi village on Tuesday morning to personally oversee the treatment of those affected.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah directly engaged with the Deputy Commisioner and Health Officer, urging immediate action to ascertain the cause of water pollution and implement necessary measures. He also directed them to ensure that comprehensive medical care is provided to all affected individuals.
