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一 | Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh, has been cleared for release by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). This has come after a week of legal and emotional scrutiny. The film was initially challenged in the Delhi High Court by the parents of late Major Mohit Sharma. He was a decorated Army officer. The film was at the centre of controversy after online chatter suggested the storyline mirrors real-life events. The High Court had directed the CBFC to examine the family’s objections and consult the Indian Army if needed. On Tuesday, the board approved the film, categorising it as a fictional work. Speaking exclusively to HT City, Major Mohit Sharma’s brother, Madhur Sharma, responded to the development. “I am sure the board followed the required process, and they acted quickly, which is a good thing,” he said. While the family has not been informed of the material the CBFC evaluated, Madhur believes due diligence would have been done. “They’ve called it fiction, so I hope the disclaimer is placed prominently.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ranveer Singh (@ranveersingh) However, he feels one key step was missed. “A screening for the parents could have been arranged,” he said. “It would have helped clear any social media misconceptions. People who lived with him are better positioned to recognise if any part resembles his life.” As social media intensified comparisons between Ranveer Singh’s character and the late officer following the trailer launch, Madhur himself had posted concerns online. He clarified why the family still went ahead with the petition: “There was a 36–48 hour gap between my tweet and Aditya Dhar’s clarification. The petition was filed within that window.” Madhur maintains the family isn’t seeking compensation or credit, only transparency. “We’re not asking for anything. We just want empathy. If the film is inspired by him, acknowledge it. If not, state clearly that the speculation is incorrect. This is about respecting every family that has lost a soldier.” The family will consult their legal team before deciding next steps. Also Read: Photos: Ranveer Singh Uplifts Dhurandhar’s Music Launch With His Electric Energy。 United Nations, Oct 22 (UNI) Inter-communal violence in Sudan following a land ownership dispute has claimed at least 19 lives, a UN spokesman said.

UN Interim Humanitarian Coordinator Eddie Rowe is deeply concerned about the recent violence in West Kordofan and Blue Nile State, said Stephane Dujarric, the chief spokesman for UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday.

"In Al Lagowa, in West Kordofan, violence escalated following a land ownership dispute and authorities report that at least 19 people were killed and 34 injured," Dujarric said.

Citing the International Organization for Migration, he added that more than 36,000 people fled the town. In Wad Al Mahi, in Blue Nile State, inter-communal violence has spread to several localities, and at least 1,200 people were displaced.

"As fighting continues, unconfirmed reports refer to many people killed," the spokesman said. "Two days ago, the governor of Blue Nile State issued a decree prohibiting the movement of civilians using trucks within Wad Al Mahi."

He said that restricting their freedom of movement prevents people from seeking safety and accessing life-saving services.

Dujarric said that interim humanitarian coordinator Rowe reminds all parties to the conflict to comply with their obligations under international humanitarian law and to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, including health facilities, schools and water systems.

The spokesman said Rowe also urges the parties to allow the free movement of people looking for safety and assistance.

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