Spokesperson (PRO,Media Manager) of Veena Malik live in a morning show with host Maya Khan in a program ” Subha Sawairay with Maya Khan” at Samaa Tv after the critical situation faced by Big Boss 4 Team (Means apposition faced from the side of Shiv Seena and bal thakray on the entering of Pakistani Actors specially Veena Malik in Big Boss 4 ), Maya Khan strongly criticize all this situation.
Date: 06 -10- 2010 (Wednesday) at 9:30 am.
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City police yesterday rounded up about 25 Shiv Sainiks for staging a protest in front of a bungalow at Lonavala hill station where the shooting of reality show Big Boss is in progress. The Sena activists raised slogans for half an hour condemning the participation of two Pakistani artistes in the show, anchored by Bollywood actor Salman Khan, police said, adding adequate security had been provided at the place of shoot.
The protest follows the party’s stand against the show on Colors television channel, featuring two participants from Pakistani – actress Veena Malik and talk show host Begum Nawazish Ali.
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Indian police on Tuesday detained 25 activists of the Hindu nationalist Shiv Sena party protesting against two Pakistani artists appearing on “Bigg Boss”, an Indian reality television show.
“Bigg Boss”, the local version of British reality show “Big Brother” ,started a new season Sunday and includes Pakistanis Veena Malik and Ali Saleem among the contestants.
“They (activists) were shouting slogans outside the “Big Boss” studio. We have detained them,” a police officer told AFP.
Security has been strengthened at the studio — where the reality TV stars live — in the holiday township of Lonavala in western Maharashtra, after Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray threatened to disrupt the show.
“Come what may, we will not allow the show,” Thackeray told media last week.
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Bal Thackeray on Tuesday showed he is still the boss when it came to matters involving Pakistan.
When he issued a statement from Matoshri that “India’s pride had been burnt to ashes”, his men did what they are best at — in Sena style — to redeem the honour: they barged into the sets of reality TV show Bigg Boss in Lonavla and started shouting slogans against the producers and organisers. Their grouse: the show has two actors from Pakistan.
“Shiv Sena will not allow this programme to go ahead,” Thackeray said. “Do not issue us law and order threats. Shiv Sena will surely disturb the TV show.”
When the protests did not seem to affect the organisers, the activists allegedly beat up a couple of security personnel. The police have detained more than 20 Sena activists.
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MUMBAI: Indian police on Tuesday detained 25 activists of the Hindu nationalist Shiv Sena party protesting against two Pakistani artists appearing on “Bigg Boss”, an Indian reality television show.
“Bigg Boss”, the local version of British reality show “Big Brother”, started a new season on Sunday and includes Pakistanis Veena Malik and Ali Saleem among the contestants. “They (activists) were shouting slogans outside the “Big Boss” studio. We have detained them,” a police officer told AFP.
Security has been strengthened at the studio — where the reality TV stars live — in the holiday township of Lonavala in western Maharashtra, after Shiv Sena Chief Bal Thackeray threatened to disrupt the show.
“Come what may, we will not allow the show,” Thackeray told media last week. The show’s producers were unavailable for comment. Another personality taking part in “Bigg Boss” is Abbas Kazmi, a lawyer who represented Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the sole surviving gunman of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, at his trial. Kazmi was removed by an Indian court towards the end of the trial for “not co-operating and delaying” the proceedings.
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Police say 24 protesters detained; channel representative claims shoot not disrupted
IF you don’t behave, you are going to be thrown out of the Bigg Boss house.
A large group of Shiv Sainiks led by local leader Machindra Kharade tried to disrupt the shooting of Bigg Boss 4 in Lonavala to protest against the participation of two Pakistanis in the reality show, but were evicted from the premises by the police before they could enter the house.
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“Bigg Boss”, the local version of British reality show “Big Brother”, started a new season on Sunday and includes Pakistanis Veena Malik and Ali Saleem among the contestants. “They (activists) were shouting slogans outside the “Big Boss” studio. We have detained them,” a police officer told AFP.
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Reality television is quite possibly the best place to share sob stories and risque tales. That is exactly what two of the contestants on “Bigg Boss 4” did on the show’s second episode which aired Tuesday night. While actor Ashmit Patel discussed a compromising MMS message with a video of him that had made the rounds in India, Veena Malik held court and discussed cricketer Mohammad Asif.
Malik, who was talking to actor Shweta Tiwari (of “Kasauti Zindagi Ki” fame) about her love life, wiped away tears as she shared the story of her relationship with Asif.
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Incidentally, the Sainiks insisted that they had managed to ransack the studio even as the administration and channel officials denied the “ridiculous” claims.
Pune Sena district chief M Kharade said, “Balasaheb issued us a directive about this show after which we had a word with the channel officials in the morning. When we tried to enter the sets, the security guards stopped us. We then ransacked the place.”
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Source: indianexpress
As many as 24 Shiv Sainiks were detained by the Lonavala police on Tuesday after they created a ruckus at the ABCL Studios in Lonavala where season 4 of reality show Big Boss is being shot. The Shiv Sainiks raised slogans and demanded that Pakistani artistes and former lawyer of Ajmal Kasab be banned from the show.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Dilip Shinde said the Sainiks were detained at the gates of the studio after they tried to barge inside. “We have taken 24 persons in preventive custody,” he said, adding there was no damage done. “They merely raised slogans demanding ban on Pakistani artistes and the lawyer,” he said. Shinde said they would verify if the Pakistani artistes are holding proper tourists visas. “We will check if the artistes have proper tourists visas. If there are any techical illegalities, we will take action against them,” he said.
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