After Padmavati director, another director get threat from ABVP

Threats on movie makers are increasing with passing days.

Politicians are getting involved in creating big mess instead of clearing the misunderstanding. Haryana BJP leader encouraged violence aganst Padmavati director and actress weeks ago, and now an ABVP member too has done the same.

An ABVP member has offered a bounty of Rs 1 lakh for anyone who would chop off arms of movie director Sunil Singh.

Sunil Singh is the director of controversial movie Game of Ayodhya.

Game of Ayodhya was cleared for a December 8 release by the Film Certificate Appellate Tribunal (FCAT) after being refused certification by the Central Board of Film Certification. The movie traces a Hindu-Muslim romance set against the backdrop of the Babri Masjid demolition.

The ABVP activist claimed that the film wrongly shows that a statue of Lord Rama was 'deceitfully' installed at the mosque by Hindus. He said, "if this movie is released in the cinema halls then the administration and government will be responsible for any untoward incident that happens". He offered the bounty because he says that the constitution does not allow anyone to hurt the sentiments of any religion.

"I will kill him (director Singh) if I see him anywhere. He is trying to hurt our sentiments through the movie," said Goswami.