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 Will take tough action to stop vulgarity on OTT in the name of creativity: Anurag Thakur

Will not tolerate vulgarity in the name of creativity: Anurag Thakur on OTT platforms

"If there is a need to change the rules, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting will not hesitate. It will take tough action to stop vulgarity and abusive language," the minister said.

Taking a tough stand on complaints against content on OTT platforms, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur on Sunday said vulgarity and abusive language was not acceptable in the name of creativity.
Addressing a press conference in Nagpur, Thakur said the government had taken a serious view on complaints of vulgarity and abusive language in content on OTT platforms and will not hesitate to take tough action to stop this trend.
"These platforms were given freedom for creativity and not for obscenity and when one crosses the limit, then hurling abuses in the name of creativity cannot be accepted at all," Thakur said.
"If there is a need to change the rules, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting will not hesitate. It will take tough action to stop vulgarity and abusive language," the minister said.
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The police on Sunday detained a woman for allegedly manhandling a security guard of a private agency outside a group housing society in Noida, officials said.

 Noida woman seen abusing security guard in viral video gets detained, police files FIR 

The video shows the woman hurling expletives at security guards and holding one of them by his uniform.

The police on Sunday detained a woman for allegedly manhandling a security guard of a private agency outside a group housing society in Noida, officials said.
An FIR was also registered against the woman over the incident whose purported video surfaced on social media, they said.
The woman was in a sedan and the two sides got into an argument at the entry gate of Jaypee Wishtown society under Sector 126 police station limits, officials said.
"A video went viral on social media in which a woman was behaving indecently with the security guard in Jaypee Wishtown Society. Taking cognizance of the video, the local Sector-126 police station has lodged an FIR against the woman (Bhavya Roy)," the police said in a statement.
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"After the FIR was lodged, the woman was detained and further investigation into the matter is underway," the police said.
The woman has been booked under Indian Penal Code sections 153A (acts prejudicial to harmony), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 504 (intentional insult to provoke breach of public peace), 506 (criminal intimidation), among others, the police said.
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Details of what triggered the argument were yet to be confirmed. The video meanwhile showed the woman hurling expletives at security guards and holding one of them by his uniform. She also made indecent gestures and threatening remarks to them.&nbsp;

A court of inquiry was ordered after a 21st battalion Sashastra Seema Bal jawan posted a video on Youtube, alleging he had been physically abused by his senior officers at a camp in Bihar.
Constable Arvind Kumar Jaswara showed injuries on his back and shoulders and said that he was "whipped with a leash" by the commanding officer, his deputy and an Inspector of the unit&nbsp;inside the SSB camp on May 7. The jawan also said that he was kept in a unit jail for 2 days and was made to sign on a blank paper.
Scared for his life, Jaswara requested senior SSB officers to help him.
The jawan is also under scanner in a case of illegal transport of wooden logs from the Valmiki Tiger reserve of the state to the residence of an SSB officer in Lucknow.
Both inquiries are being conducted simultaneously and a final report will soon be submitted to the SSB headquarters.

‘Fear for my life’: probe after SSB jawan alleged being ‘’whipped' by commanders

//SSB&nbsp;jawan&nbsp;alleges abuse by seniors in video on social media //Arvind Kumar Jaswara alleged whipped by a leash //Jawan alleged kept in jail for 2 days, made to sign blank paper //Official court of inquiry ordered to probe the incident&nbsp; //Jaswara&nbsp;under scanner for illegal transport of timber logs&nbsp; //Both inquiries being conducted simultaneously&nbsp;

A court of inquiry was ordered after a 21st battalion Sashastra Seema Bal jawan posted a video on YouTube, alleging he had been physically abused by his senior officers at a camp in Bihar.
Constable Arvind Kumar Jaswara showed injuries on his back and shoulders and said that he was "whipped with a leash" by the commanding officer, his deputy and an Inspector of the unit&nbsp;inside the SSB camp on May 7. The constable alleged that the officers said that they could punish him anytime due to his rank and lower caste. The jawan also said that he was kept in a unit jail for 2 days and was made to sign on a blank paper.
Scared for his life, Jaswara requested senior SSB officers to help him.
The jawan is also under scanner in a case of illegal transport of wooden logs from the Valmiki Tiger reserve of the state to the residence of an SSB officer in Lucknow.
Both inquiries are being conducted simultaneously and a final report will soon be submitted to the SSB headquarters.

A series of videos of an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur professor verbally abusing students belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities during an online class have emerged online. The recordings kicked up a storm on social media and among academics.
In one of the videos, the professor, Seema Singh from the department of humanities and social sciences is seen screaming and using expletives for students of a preparatory class. she further goes on threatens to fail them.
The students who shared the videos on social media have collectively&nbsp;demanded that the professor be terminated and be booked under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
Meanwhile, according to sources,&nbsp;Tamal Nath, the registrar of IIT-Kharagpur has said the institute doesn't support such behaviour and necessary action will be taken.

Videos show IIT  Kharagpur professor hurling abuses at students in online class

A series of videos of an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur professor verbally abusing students belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) communities during an online class have emerged online. The recordings kicked up a storm on social media and among academics.
 In one of the videos, the professor, Seema Singh from the department of humanities and social sciences is seen screaming and using expletives for students of a preparatory class. she further goes on threatens to fail them.
The students who shared the videos on social media have collectively&nbsp;demanded that the professor be terminated and be booked under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
Meanwhile, according to sources,&nbsp;Tamal Nath, the registrar of IIT-Kharagpur has said the institute doesn't support such behaviour and necessary action will be taken.

((USE THE PORTION WHERE SHE ABUSES- BEEP BASTARDS, KEEP BLOODY)) A series of videos of an Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur professor abusing students belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities during an online class have emerged online. The recordings kicked up a storm on social media and among the academics.
((FIND SEEMA&nbsp;SINGH'S&nbsp;PHOTO FROM THE IIT&nbsp;WEBSITE AND USE IN FIRST HALF OF THE SENTENCE)) In one of the purported&nbsp;videos, the professor, Seema Singh from the department of humanities and social sciences is screaming and using expletives for students of a preparatory English class. She further goes on threatens to fail them. ((NAT UP FAIL BIT FROM THE VIDEO))
The students who shared the videos on social media have collectively&nbsp;demanded that the professor be terminated and be booked under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
Meanwhile, according to Tamal Nath, the registrar of IIT-Kharagpur has reportedly promised action. ((USE THE LAST PORTION WHERE SHE SAYS DO YOU UNDERSTAND AND STUDENTS SAY YES MAAM))

A series of videos of an Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur professor abusing students belonging to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities during an online class have emerged online. The recordings kicked up a storm on social media and among the academics.
In one of the purported&nbsp;videos, the professor, Seema Singh from the department of humanities and social sciences is screaming and using expletives for students of a preparatory English class. She further goes on threatens to fail them.
The students who shared the videos on social media have collectively&nbsp;demanded that the professor be terminated and be booked under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act.
Meanwhile, according to Tamal Nath, the registrar of IIT-Kharagpur has reportedly promised action.

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