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The film “Emergency,” produced by Kangana Ranaut, faces controversy as Sikh organizations challenge its release. The Bombay High Court refuses to direct the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to issue a certificate, making the film’s release uncertain. Concerns about misrepresentation of Sikhs and potential community sentiments arise, prompting legal actions in multiple high courts.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court acquitted a man convicted of rape due to a false promise of marriage, citing mutual consent and lack of evidence. The case, revolving around a couple’s relationship formed on a matrimonial website, shed light on legal complexities in online relationships. This judgment sets a precedent in understanding consent and promises in the digital age.
