'Race 3' cast grooves at 'Allah Duhai' song launch
Mumbai, June 2: The makers of Salman Khan-starrer movie "Race 3" launched the patent "Race" franchise song "Allah Duhai" here with the entire cast of the film. The two songs of this movie, "Heeriye" and "Selfish", are already ruling the charts.
The actors in lead roles -- Salman Khan, Bobby Deol, Jacqueline Fernandez, Anil Kapoor, Daisy Shah, Saqib Saleem, Freddy Daruwala -- attended the launch of the song on Friday.
The event was also graced by Ramesh Taurani, Remo D'Souza, Iulia Vantur, Neha Bhasin, Amit Mishra, Jonita Gandhi, Sreeramachandra, Veera Seaxena and the Meet Brothers.
Singer Amit Mishra, Jonita Gandhi, and Sreeramchandra set the stage on fire when they started singing the much-awaited song.
During the event, Neha Bhasin and the Meet brothers performed "Heeriye" which is making a lot of noise on every social and digital platform and after that, Iulia Vantur performed on "Selfish".
Salman Khan who is known for promoting new talent in the film industry once again introduced a new face.
The "Sultan" actor this time sang a duet with senior actor Sharat Saxena's daughter Veera Saxena. Salman performed "I Found Love", which has been penned down by the superstar himself, along with Veera Saxena.
Salman Khan also revealed that the movie has another song called "Party Chale On" sung by Mika Singh and Iulia Vantur. The whole cast gave a sneak peek by performing on the stage.
"Race 3", the action-thriller, is directed by Remo D'Souza and produced by Salman Khan Films and Tips Films.
Race 3 is set to release on June 15.
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Draconian, direct assault on democracy: Left parties on bills to remove PM, CMs over criminal charge
New Delhi (PTI): Left parties on Wednesday said the new bills that provide for the removal of the prime minister or chief ministers arrested on serious criminal charges, are a direct "assault" on democracy and the federal framework, and vowed to oppose it "tooth and nail".
The government plans to introduce three bills in Parliament on Wednesday for the removal of the prime minister, a Union minister, a chief minister or a minister of a state or Union Territory when arrested or detained on serious criminal charges for 30 days in a row
Flaying the move, CPI(M) general secretary MA Baby said on X that "Modi Govt's 3 bills to oust PM, CMs, Ministers after 30 days in custody expose its neo-fascist characteristics. This direct assault on our democracy will be opposed by CPIM tooth and nail. We urge all democratic forces to unite against this draconian move".
"These bills, cloaked as tackling crime in high office, reveal their true intent given the RSS-controlled Modi govt's history of undermining elected state govts. With SIR, they mark a blatant move to subvert our democracy. All democratic forces must resist," he said on X.
CPI(M) Rajya Sabha MP John Brittas called the bills "draconian".
"The new bill by Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah, purportedly in the name of 'public interest, welfare, and good governance,' is, in reality, draconian and designed to destabilize opposition-led state governments while undermining India’s federal structure," Brittas said in a post on X.
"In an era marked by vindictive politics, where central agencies are deployed against opposition leaders, the provisions will be misused for ulterior motives," he said. The CPI(M) leader said the bill’s reference to “constitutional morality” contradicts its spirit, as it deviates from the established principle that disqualification and punishment should be tied to convictions by courts, not merely charges or arrests. "This principle is clearly enshrined in Section 8 of the Representation of the People Act (RPA). In today’s pernicious political climate, where individuals can be easily charged, arrested, and detained for extended periods, this legislation will be weaponised to target political opponents and erode democratic norms," he said.
CPI(ML) Liberation general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya said the bills will sound the "death knell" for federalism.
"Viewed together with the ongoing systematic subversion of the electoral system starting with the appointment of Election Commissioners to the relentless push for 'One Nation, One Election' system, this amendment will sound the death knell for federalism and parliamentary democracy in India," Bhattacharya said.
"Every state government opposed to the BJP's politics and policies will henceforth be rendered permanently destabilised and dysfunctional. Every NDA ally will be on tenterhooks to fall in line with the BJP," he said in a statement.
"The weaponisation of central agencies like ED, CBI, IT, NIA and the abuse of the Constitutional office of Governors in narrow partisan interest, a trend which has been seriously condemned on several occasions even by the Supreme Court, will now gain legal validity with the enactment of this bill," he added.
The three bills were approved by the Cabinet on Tuesday.
These bills are the Government of Union Territories (Amendment) Bill 2025; the Constitution (One Hundred And Thirtieth Amendment) Bill 2025; and the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill 2025. The Bills are likely to be referred to a committee of Parliament.
