Muslim lady gets angry watching The Kashmir Files, says such genocides will happen in future also
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Muslim lady gets angry watching The Kashmir Files, says such genocides will happen in future also

G SreedathanG Sreedathan
Mar 21, 2022, 12:49 am IST
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The Muslim lady was watching movie The Kashmir Files in a theatre in Aditya Mall in Indirapuram, Uttar Pradesh. She was upset why the atrocities committed by Islamists was shown as it was.

A Muslim lady got upset after watching The Kashmir Files in a theatre in Indirapuram’s Aditya Mall. She was angry why Islamists’ atrocities were shown in the film.

She got so upset that she started shouting such atrocities and genocides will happen in future too.

The video of the incident ahs gone viral on social media. Netizens protested saying rather than having sympathies with the one who faced persecution, she was threatening more genocides.

The Leftists and the Islamists are particularly upset with the movie. The Kashmir Files, a movie about the genocide of the Kashmiri Pandits & directed by noted director Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, was released in theatres worldwide on March 11.

The movie is facing sabotage attempt since its inception. Multiple attempts were made by the vested interests to stall the production and release of the film.

Even before the movie was released, the vested interests had started calling it a propaganda movie. Much before its release, NDTV labelled it a propaganda movie and tried to set a narrative about it to discredit the movie.

On March 15, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said that the ecosystem was trying to discredit the movie The Kashmir Files because it was showing a fact which the ecosystem had tried to bury for years. He was addressing the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting in Ambedkar Bhavan in Delhi.

“The entire Jamaat, which claims to be the flag-bearer of freedom of expression, has been furious for the last 5-6 days. Instead of reviewing the film on the basis of facts and art, there’s a conspiracy to discredit it,” PM Modi had said.

Talking about why the ecosystem was rattled with this movie, PM Modi had said, “Those who think that this film is not right, should make their own film. Who’s stopping them? But they are surprised that the truth that they kept hidden for so many years is not coming out. Those who live for the truth have a responsibility to stand with the truth at such a time.”

Prime Minister had said that the genocide of the Kashmiri Pandits was such a big incident but no genuine movie was produced based on it because attempts were made to hide the truth about it. Now when that truth has come out, the cabal is upset.

G Sreedathan
G Sreedathan
G Sreedathan is a Delhi-based journalist with more than 25 years of experience in print, digital and electronic media. He started his career as a trainee journalist in The Hindu before he shifted to Delhi. In Delhi, he had worked in Organiser, The Pioneer, Hindustan Times and Business Standard in various positions. Besides, he had written articles and columns for some of the leading Indian and foreign publications. He used to regularly contribute columns for Malayalam and Hindi dailies. He had authored two books and served as External Editor for the Gulf Research Centre. At present, he is working as Associate Editor of Organiser. He founded Indus Scrolls, a digital media initiative, and Indus Scrolls Press, a publication.@sreedath [Read more]
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