New Delhi: India is going through a obstacle of a two-and-a-50 percent entrance war today– on one particular side there is Pakistan, on the other China and the 50 percent entrance belongs to all those people who stay in the region and conspire to destabilize it. The actuality now is that modern warfare will no for a longer time be on the borders. Now war signifies diving the civil society and generating men and women fight on political ideologies and generating hatred on the basis of faith, caste, language and area. 

Psychological warfare is the most lethal weapon of fashionable warfare, which the opposition get-togethers are not completely ready to acknowledge. The Opposition sees the federal government as a political social gathering and opposing the governing administration is politics. In this politics, the incorrect custom of disrespecting the state has also commenced.
In present-day DNA Zee News’ Aditi Tyagi asks the most pertinent question– Is the Constitution of India not in hazard now? If there is outrage in the place around the insult to Prophet Mohammad and silence spreads all through the insult of Hindu deities, then it is not erroneous to say that the Constitution of India is in threat. If the constitutional right to flexibility of expression is divided on the basis of religion, then it suggests that the Structure of India is going through critical issues nowadays.

Canada-centered filmmaker Leena Manimekalai a short while ago produced the poster of her documentary showing Goddess Kaali smoking a cigarette, adhering to which FIRs had been registered versus her in quite a few Indian states. Notably, the intellectuals, liberals and quite a few leaders of opposition functions raised objections around the insult to the Prophet, on the other hand, they did not react in the exact same fashion when the Hindu deity is currently being disrespected. This contradiction is unfortunate, as it reveals that the freedom of expression has also been divided on the basis of religion. 


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Amid the ongoing backlash, filmmaker Manimekalai shared a new image on Twitter of persons dressed as Lord Shankar and Goddess Parvati, who can be observed smoking cigarettes.
Even nevertheless the Aga Khan Museum in Canada has taken off the presentation of Manimekalai’s documentary ‘Kaali’, the filmmaker has not expressed any regret above the poster so significantly. It appears to be like Manimekalai understands that no motion will be taken in opposition to her for inciting religious sentiments and she can escape by citing creative flexibility. 

