Case filed against Actor Chetan Ahimsa over derogatory post on Nadaprabhu Kempegowda
Bengaluru: Actor Chetan Ahimsa, known for making headlines owing to his controversial remarks, has now triggered a fresh controversy by allegedly posting derogatory social media posts about Nadaprabhu Kempegowda. A case in connection with the matter was filed by Lawyer R. L. N. Murthy at the Seshadripuram Police Station.
Ahimsa wrote on his ‘X’ account, “Tale of Two Warriors: Kempegowda-a minor historical figure who is now a prominent Karnataka icon due to the influence of feudal caste lobbies. Tipu Sultan — a historic juggernaut whose Muslim birth has impeded his present-day recognition……Sad birth community given more importance than societal contributions.”
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Subsequently, Lawyer RLN Murthy stating that Ahimsa’s remarks have caused disrespect and insult to Kempegowda filed a complaint, in response the Police is learnt to have registered a NCR(Non-Cognizable Report).
Tale of 2 #warriors:
— Chetan Kumar Ahimsa / ಚೇತನ್ ಅಹಿಂಸಾ (@ChetanAhimsa) December 15, 2023
1. Kempegowda — marginal historic figure now a major KA icon cuz of feudal caste lobbies
2. Tipu Sultan — a historic juggernaut whose Muslim birth has impeded his present-day recognition
Sad birth community given more importance than societal contributions
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Lahore tops World’s most polluted cities; Indian cities not far behind
Lahore has again been ranked the most polluted city in the world, with an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 228, deemed "very unhealthy," according to IQAir's latest global air quality report. The rankings reveal that air pollution remains a significant issue, with two Indian cities, New Delhi and Mumbai, also among the top ten.
The primary pollutant in Lahore, as well as in New Delhi, is PM2.5, fine particulate matter known for its severe health risks. In New Delhi, which ranks second, the AQI stands at 206, and the city battles worsening air quality each winter due to dropping temperatures, crop stubble burning in nearby areas, and festive celebrations.
Other cities in the top ten include Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo), Dhaka (Bangladesh), Tel Aviv (Israel), and Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia). IQAir has advised residents of these cities, including those in India, to limit outdoor activities and take precautions such as wearing masks to mitigate the effects of pollution.
As air quality remains a challenge globally, these rankings highlight the urgent need for stronger pollution control measures, especially in densely populated urban areas.
