Deve gowda reacts to yeddyurappa's statement all fathers son politics
Bengaluru, May 26: Reacting to bjp leader BS Yeddyurappa's statement that his aim is to put an end to the father and son JDS supremo Deve Gowda said that his party is not subjected to any one and by peoples blessing they have won thirty seven seats in the state.
While campaigning for Rajarajeshwari Nagar JDS candidate in Mathikere Deve Gowda said that some people are pretending like they are the only party in the country. People will soon teach them a lesson.
Yeddyurappa had said that his aim is to end father-son in the state. He has said that we are two timers. I have lot to say about him. We have not cheated anybody Deve Gowda said.
He further stated that his party doesn't need certificate from a person who has spent days behind a bars for corruption. we have not looted anybody's property in Bengaluru.
congress Jds coalition is limited to Vidhana soudha. Now my priority is to save Rajarajeshwari Nagar constituency. JDS candidate Ramachandra is a man of clean hands. Please vote for him urged Devegowda to the people.
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SGPC writes to Mann, seeks ban on 'Emergency' in Punjab a day before release
Amritsar, Jan 16 (PTI): The SGPC on Thursday wrote to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, seeking a ban on the release of Kangana Ranaut's movie 'Emergency' saying it "tarnishes" the image of Sikhs and "misrepresents" history.
Actor and BJP MP Ranaut's 'Emergency' is slated to release in cinemas on January 17.
In the letter to Mann, Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee chief Harjinder Singh Dhami expressed strong objection to Ranaut's film.
Dhami said that if the film is released in Punjab, it will spark "outrage and anger" in the Sikh community and therefore it is the responsibility of the government to ban its release in the state.
The SGPC, an apex gurdwara body, had earlier also protested the film.
"It has come to our attention that the movie 'Emergency' produced by BJP MP Kangana Ranaut is going to be released on 17th January 2025 in cinemas in different cities of Punjab and the tickets have also started to be booked," its letter to Mann read.
Dhami said the SGPC had also protested the release of the movie in a letter to the Punjab Chief Secretary on November 14 last year.
"But it is sad that the Punjab government has not taken any step till now. If this film is released on January 17, 2025, then it is natural to create outrage and anger in the Sikh world," the current letter read.
Dhami said the SGPC will submit a letter also to all the deputy commissioners in Punjab, seeking a ban on the film in the state.
The SGPC denounced the "character assassination" of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, the Khalistani militant killed in 1984 in a military operation.
"If this film is released in Punjab, we will be forced to strongly oppose it at the state level," Dhami said.
In August last year, the SGPC sent a legal notice to the producers of the 'Emergency' film, alleging that it "misrepresented" the character and history of Sikhs, and asked them to remove the objectionable scenes depicting "anti-Sikh" sentiments.
In the notice, the producers of the film, including Kangana Ranaut, were asked to remove the trailer released on August 14 from all public and social media platforms and tender a written apology to the Sikh community.
The SGPC objected to film writing separate letters to the Minister of Information and Broadcasting and the Central Board of Film Certification.
