NHRC member said that some productions are making a mockery of premier law enforcement bodies.
Launching a sharp attack on Bollywood, National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) member Priyank Kanoongo said that the credibility of anti-drug agencies is being deliberately undermined in films/web series.
Speaking to NDTV, Kanoongo said, "Bollywood wants to destroy the credibility of agencies that work against drugs."
He also highlighted that some web series make a mockery of anti-drug agencies. Police, constables, and traffic cops have been ridiculed before, and now targeting agencies shows a "negative mindset."
Regarding Gen-Z and the Rights of Officials
Kanoongo said, “We have sent a notice to the I&B Ministry to remove content that affects our Gen-Z and take action against them.”
He said that officials working in these agencies also have human rights, and portraying them as “corrupt or biased” is a violation of their rights.
“Creating a negative environment around them is not allowed… We will not allow the image of any premier agency like the NCB to be tarnished,” he added.
E-Cigarette Violation: Mumbai Police Takes Note
Lawmakers pointed out a specific scene in the web series *The Bads of Bollywood* in which Ranbir Kapoor was allegedly shown smoking an e-cigarette. They stated that this act was a direct violation of a 2019 law that completely bans the manufacturing, advertising, visualization, and consumption of e-cigarettes in India.
Considering this as a criminal offense, the NHRC has sent a notice to the Mumbai Police to register an FIR and take appropriate action against those responsible.
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