After Bajrang Dal vandalises Ashram 3 sets, MP Minister says, 'New guidelines to be drafted for film shoots'

 A day after Bajrang Dal activists ransacked the set of the online series 'Ashram-3', manhandled its crew members and threw ink on director-producer Praksh Jha, Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra stated on Monday that the state authorities will introduce modifications in its coverage giving permissions for film shoots within the state.

"New guidelines will be drafted regarding film shoots in Madhya Pradesh," the minister declared. "No one will be allowed to portray Hindu culture in a bad manner." He stated underneath new guidelines, the director would have to submit the script to the federal government to make sure that the feelings of the persons are not damage.

Mishra additionally objected to the title of the online series. (*3*) he stated.

A gaggle of non secular leaders have additionally come out towards Prakash Jha and 'Ashram-3', which is being capturing within the Arera Hills space of Bhopal. This is the third a part of web series 'Ashram', the place Bollywood actor Bobby Deol is taking part in the lead function.

On Monday, the spiritual leaders met Bhopal MP Sadhvi Pragya Thakur and demanded that the shoot for the online series be stopped.

Earlier, on Sunday night, a number of Bajrang Dal members went on the rampage on the set of 'Ashram-3', claiming the online series was hurting the feelings of Hindus.

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The Bhopal Police, in the meantime, have arrested 4 individuals who ran amuck on the set. Confirming the arrest, the DIG, Bhopal, Arshad Wali, stated: "The situation is under control now. We have assured the director and members of his team that they are safe here." He added that the incident was being investigated.

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