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Bombay HC orders BMC to restore Dia Mirza's Diwali video, faults removal

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The Bombay High Court criticised the removal of actor Dia Mirza's eco-friendly Diwali video, describing the move as driven by a petty mindset. Acting on its own motion, the bench directed the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to re-upload the clip. The court described the takedown as a knee-jerk reaction following criticism of the actor by BJP leaders. It stressed that everyone breathes the same air, underlining the shared public interest in environmental messaging.

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