Bombay High Court On Dia Mirza Cracker Free Diwali Video Controversy: Bombay High Court has entered the cracker free Diwali video controversy of Bollywood actress Dia Mirza. Bombay High Court has ordered Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to re-upload Dia Mirza's Diwali video. Expressing concern over the removal of Bollywood actress Dia Mirza's video from BMC's pollution-free Diwali campaign, the Bombay High Court also reprimanded BJP.
Actually, BJP had opposed Bollywood actress Dia Mirza's cracker-free Diwali video. BJP Mumbai chief Amit Satam and Maharashtra government minister Nitish Rane opposed the appeal of the Bollywood actress and asked why such an appeal is made during a Hindu festival. After BJP's protest, BMC had removed a video message of Dia Mirza from its social media handle.
Dia Mirza's video controversy reached Bombay High Court. Now the Bombay High Court has ended the controversy over the video of actor Dia Mirza amid the festival of Diwali. The High Court has criticized those BJP leaders who raised questions on Dia Mirza's video clip. Also, BMC has been ordered to share the actor's video again. The High Court on Tuesday expressed concern over the removal of Bollywood actress Dia Mirza's video from BMC's pollution-free Diwali campaign. High Court orders restoration of Dia Mirza's video on Diwali. The court suggested that it would be 'ideal' to repost the campaign content to restore people's faith in the Constitution, as the city of Mumbai is based on the spirit of living together and any inappropriate comment should not upset this balance.
Bombay High Court praised Dia Mirza
Bombay High Court praised actress Dia Mirza's awareness message regarding air pollution caused by firecrackers. Justice Girish Kulkarni raised the question that when Dia Mirza had made this video as per the instructions of the court, then why was there opposition to her participation in this campaign? Justice Neela Gokhale said, 'This is entirely a matter related to the environment. Don't give it any other color. Every person is breathing the same air. Without naming the BJP leaders, the court said, 'We are troubled by the comments of those people who said things about those celebrities.
On the instructions of Bombay High Court, BMC included the actress in the campaign.
In fact, following the instructions of the Bombay High Court, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) had included many celebrities including Bollywood actress Dia Mirza in the campaign to deal with pollution in Mumbai. Under the campaign, BMC roped in many celebrities like Dia Mirza, Madhuri Dixit and cricketer Ajinkya Rahane to record video messages. In all these videos people were appealed to celebrate pollution-free festivals. However, BJP leader Amit Satam opposed Dia Mirza's association with this campaign and wrote in his X post – We do not need to learn from Dia Mirza about how to celebrate Diwali. Our traditions are deeply rooted in our culture. After Ameet's post, BMC deleted the video of Diya.
What did actress Dia Mirza say?
Dia Mirza said about this that Diwali is the festival of victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance and hope over despair. This video was recorded to spread awareness among people to encourage them to celebrate the festival in a more healthy and mindful manner. “Air pollution is a public health issue, and every effort to reduce it is a step toward creating a better environment for all.” Let us tell you that like New Delhi, Mumbai and many other big cities have to face heavy pollution around Diwali.
BJP Mumbai chief Amit Satam had expressed objection
This video was removed when BJP Mumbai President Ameet Satam objected to the posting of the video and tagged the official account of BMC. Tagging BMC on social media, Satam wrote in a post – 'We don't need to learn how to celebrate #Diwali from @deespeak. Our traditions are deeply rooted in our culture. Within hours of Satam's comments, the municipal corporation (BMC) led by Municipal Commissioner Ashwini Bhide removed Dia Mirza's video from its social media pages.
Minister of State Nitesh Rane had also protested
On Dia Mirza's pollution-free Diwali campaign, Minister of State Nitish Rane said that Dia Mirza has tweeted about Diwali, but she never tweets or gives such advice during Eid, Muharram or Bakrid. She only talks about environment-friendly Holi. They should also speak about environment-friendly Ramzan and Bakrid. People like him are against Sanatan Hindu Dharma. I will talk to the CM on this issue and focus on preventing such cases in future.
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