The Bombay High Court has expressed deep pain and displeasure over the removal of Dia Mirza’s video appeal on eco-friendly Diwali celebrations by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). Reports suggest that the video was removed following objections from BJP’s Mumbai unit chief Ameet Satam, who linked it to anti-India sentiments.
The court has asked the BMC to re-upload the video, despite the corporation retaining other celebrity campaign videos on its social media accounts. This move has been seen as unfortunate by the court, which has emphasized the importance of promoting eco-friendly Diwali celebrations.
Key Highlights
- HC pulls up BMC over removal of Dia Mirza’s Diwali appeal video.
- Video was removed following objections from BJP’s Mumbai unit chief Ameet Satam.
- Court asks BMC to re-upload the video, promoting eco-friendly Diwali celebrations.
Response from BMC
The BMC has been requested to restore the video, which was removed without prior notice. This move has been seen as a setback for the corporation’s efforts to promote eco-friendly Diwali celebrations.
As the court emphasizes the importance of promoting eco-friendly Diwali celebrations, the BMC has been given a deadline to re-upload the video. This move is expected to send a strong message to citizens about the importance of reducing pollution during Diwali celebrations.
Forward Context
The Bombay High Court has set a deadline for the BMC to re-upload the video, emphasizing the importance of promoting eco-friendly Diwali celebrations. This move is expected to have a significant impact on the city’s efforts to reduce pollution during Diwali celebrations.