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A professor and five university students were released on bail after they got arrested for hurting religious sentiments over the controversial portrayal of Sita

Pune university: Five students, professor, get bail after row over Ramleela play   

A professor and five university students were released on bail after they got arrested for hurting religious sentiments over controversial portrayal of Sita

A professor and five university students were released on bail after they got arrested for hurting religious sentiments over the controversial portrayal of Sita

Five students and a professor of Savitribai Phule Pune University were arrested and then released on bail on February 3 for staging a play based on Ramleela, after it was deemed objectionable.
The play reportedly had some abusive dialogues and showed a male artist portraying Sita smoking a cigarette. A clip of the play had also gone viral on social media.
Dr Pravin Bhole, head of the department of the Lalit Kala Kendra, and students Bhavesh Patil, Jay Pednekar, Prathamesh Sawant, Rishikesh Dalvi and Yash Chikhle were produced in court and later released on bail, PTI news agency reported quoting police.
The complaint was made by a member of RSS-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad on Friday, claiming that the play hurt religious sentiments. It was also claimed that when the complainant raised objections, they were manhandled and attacked by the actors and students.
They were booked under section 295 (A) (deliberate and malicious intention of outraging the religious feelings of any class) and other relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code.
The police have arrested the head of the department of the Lalit Kala Kendra, Dr Pravin Bhole, and students Bhavesh Patil, Jay Pednekar, Prathamesh Sawant, Rishikesh Dalvi and Yash Chikhle in connection with the incident, reports PTI news agency.&nbsp;
Meanwile, the Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) administration in a statement said it did not support the mockery of icons and said it apologises if sentiments were hurt.
The SPPU has formed a 'fact finding committee' headed by a retired district judge to inquire into the incident and action will be taken once its report is received, the statement added.
(With PTI inputs)

The stage was set for Ramleela. Ram, Laxman, Sita all present in their&nbsp;fineries. But what happened next was not the performances, but a protest.
The cast of Ramleela in UP's Moradabad sat on a dharna at the state protesting against power cuts.
Candles in their hands, Ram, Laxman and Sita demanded power supply to their pandal for the Ramleela to go on.
Several parts of UP have been witnessing long power cuts amid a nationwide coal crisis.
Reports said that Ramleela has been happening in Moradabad's Nagphani area for the last 50 years, and it has not faced power&nbsp;crisis ever. Organisers say that they have been presenting the show since October 4 using a genset.
But on Monday the organisers and cast decided that enough is enough and sat on dharna demanding power supply. Organisers have said that all the donations given to the Ramleela have gone into buying diesel for the genset.

Watch: Ram, Laxman, Sita on dharna against power cut at Ramleela in UP

Watch: Ram, Laxman and Sita sit on dharna with candles against power cut to their pandal in UP's Moradabad

Ram, Laxman and Sita sit on dharna against power cuts

Ram, Laxman and Sita sit on dharna against&nbsp;power cuts
No electricity at&nbsp;Ramleela, cast &amp; organisers protest with candles
Several parts of UP facing outages amid national coal shortage
Organisers: Hosting Ramleela&nbsp;using genset since October 4&nbsp;

Candles in their hands, Ram, Laxman and Sita demanded power supply to their pandal for the Ramleela to go on.

The stage was set for Ramleela. Ram, Laxman, Sita all present in their&nbsp;fineries. But what happened next was not the performances, but a protest.
The cast of Ramleela in UP's Moradabad sat on a dharna at the state protesting against power cuts.
Candles in their hands, Ram, Laxman and Sita demanded power supply to their pandal for the Ramleela to go on.
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Several parts of UP have been witnessing long power cuts amid a nationwide coal crisis.
Reports said that Ramleela has been happening in Moradabad's Nagphani area for the last 50 years, and it has not faced power&nbsp;crisis ever. Organisers say that they have been presenting the show since October 4 using a genset.
But on Monday the organisers and cast decided that enough is enough and sat on dharna demanding power supply. Organisers have said that all the donations given to the Ramleela have gone into buying diesel for the genset.

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