Tamil Nadu's "Amaran" movie screening caused a controversy; Theatre attacked by petrol bomb
After protests against the film Amaran in Tamil Nadu, now a case of attack on a cinema hall has come to light. Unknown miscreants attacked the cinema with two petrol bombs. Thankfully, no one was injured in this. Some Muslim organizations in Tamil Nadu opposed the film. They say that a wrong image of Muslims is being shown through the film.
In Tamil Nadu, the controversy over the movie "Amaran" is ongoing. A case of petrol bombs being thrown at a film theatre has now come out. Police say the incident was committed by unidentified criminals. There are no casualties the news. However, the Hindu Munnani (Hindu Front) employees were arrested by the police. According to the police, these individuals attempted to enter the movie theatre after the event. However, later the police released everyone.
According to the police, two miscreants threw petrol bombs at a cinema complex in Melapalayam. There was an explosion but no one was injured. There was no damage to property either.
Condemning the incident strongly, Tamil Nadu BJP vice-president Narayanan Tirupati said Islamic fundamentalist organizations such as SDPI, MNMK, and Tauheed Jamaat had opposed the biopic 'Amaran' on Major Mukund Varadarajan. "Major Mukund Varadarajan made his supreme sacrifice in the operation against terrorists. He was awarded the Ashok Chakra," said Narayanan Tirupati.
