Padmaavat: Rajput women to commit suicide at SC

Less than 3 days to the release of Sanjay Leela Bhansali's much-controversial movie 'Padmaavat' (at the beginning titled 'Padmavati'), the hue and cry over it sort of feels a ways from over. While Karni Sena refuted SLB's name to look at the movie, over 500 Rajput girls marched from Jauhar Sthal at Chittorgarh castle to Jyoti Temple at Jauhar Smriti Sansthan premises on Sunday to sign up their protest against its liberate.

Shatrani Manch has dropped the threat of sporting out self-immolation on January 24. Instead, they will file a petition to devote suicide at the apex courtroom. Nirmala Rathore, joint secretary Shatrani Manch, reportedly mentioned that they don't need to damage the regulation which is why they have dropped the self-immolation bid and the decision to devote 'jauhar'. The Shatranis are actually reportedly exercising their freedom of expression via searching for permission to devote mass suicide.

'Won't hesitate to waft river of blood if Padmaavat is released'

In spite of the Supreme Court order against banning of movie Padmaavat via a couple of states and paving its liberate on January 25, some protesters in Sambhal in west UP threatened that they'd "not hesitate to flow river of blood in the country if the movie is not banned." Members of the Kshatriya community amassed at the sub-divisional Justice of the Peace's office in Sambhal district on Sunday, drew blood from their our bodies with syringes and wrote a letter in blood addressed to the Prime Minister searching for a ban on the liberate of movie Padmaavat. The protesters then passed over the letter to the sub-divisional Justice of the Peace, Rashid Ali Khan, urging him to ahead the same to the Prime Minister's Office

Manch members amassed at the historical Padal Pole and proceeded towards the Jauhar web site, making a song songs and raising slogans. At the Jauhar Sthal, the emotionally charged staff of girls raised slogans against Bhansali. The core members held swords while taking the pledge to not allow the release of the movie. The Swabhiman Rally was hung on Sunday following the SC order that struck down the ban on the movie in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Haryana.