Fadnavis reacts to Bombay HC order on Dia Mirza’s Diwali video
The campaign was launched following a directive from the Bombay high court on air pollution in the city.
The authority that manages the social media handle has the right to decide what content should be retained and what should be removed,” he said. His remarks came a day after the Bombay high court directed the civic body to re-upload the video, which urged people against bursting firecrackers on public streets during Diwali. I believe the high court may have expressed its opinion, but the matter has not even gone to the high court. Deleting the video was the Mumbai Municipal Corporation’s decision. During the hearing, a bench comprising Justice Girish Kulkarni and Justice Neela Gokhale voiced its displeasure over comments made by certain political leaders regarding the actor and her participation in the awareness campaign. It featured video messages from several public figures, including actors Dia Mirza, Madhuri Dixit and Nishigandha Wad, as well as cricketer Ajinkya Rahane.
Bombay high court directs BMC to re-upload Diwali appeal Earlier, the Bombay high court expressed displeasure over remarks made by certain political leaders about Mirza’s video and directed the BMC to upload it again on its social media platforms. Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Fadnavis said, “This is a very small issue.