Sunny Leone's New Year Event Organisers Move High Court Seeking Relief!
Sunny Leone's New Year party got cancelled as pro-Kannada activists protested for & the police won't provide security. The organisers are left hanging high and dry and moved High Court seeking relief.
With
the
Karnataka
government
refusing
permission
to
Bollywood
actress
Sunny
Leone's
New
Year
eve
show,
the
organisers
have
moved
the
high
court,
seeking
a
direction
to
the
authorities
to
allow
the
event.
The
government
on
December
15
disallowed
the
show
in
Bengaluru
and
elsewhere
in
the
state
after
protests
by
Kannada
outfits,
which
said
it
would
be
an
"assault" on
the
city's
culture.
Event
management
firm
Time
Creations
said
that
pending
police
permission,
they
were
unable
to
forward
requests
and
submit
necessary
clearances
to
various
authorities,
including
city
civic
body
Bruhat
Bengaluru
Mahanagara
Palike
and
the
fire
department.
The
firm's
proprietress
H
S
Bhavya
said
in
her
petition
filed
yesterday
that
she
had
submitted
a
letter
to
police
to
permit
the
show.
Karnataka
Rakshana
Vedike
and
other
groups
had
staged
protests
in
the
city
on
December
15,
taking
out
rallies
and
burning
effigies
of
Leone.
In
her
petition,
Bhavya
alleged
that
on
December
16,
police
orally
refused
permission,
but
did
not
give
it
in
writing.
Due
to
this,
every
other
arrangement
and
sanction
ran
into
a
disaster,
resulting
in
lenders
asking
the
organisers
to
return
their
money,
fearing
the
uncertainty,
she
submitted.
Bhavya
also
alleged
that
the
protestors
are
seemingly
and
by
records
supposed
to
be
anti-social
elements
engaged
in
acts
of
vandalism
and
creating
of
unrest.
"Their
unfair
threats
and
pressure
should
not
be
the
driving
force
for
the
state
police
to
take
such
unmindful
decisions,"
she
pleaded.