MHA plans legal action against India's Daughter filmmaker

Wed, 04 March 2015

16:39

Home Ministry plans legal action against documentary filmmaker for violating stipulated permission conditions. Home Ministry asks BBC, MEA, I&B Ministry and Department of IT to ensure that the documentary on December 16 gang-rape victim is not broadcast. Home Ministry convenes meeting of top officials including Delhi LG and police on the issue of the December 16 gang-rape documentary.

Prompt action from the government on this matter, while the convicted rapists are yet to be hanged a year after they were sentenced to death.

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