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Controversial Ramleela Play: Pune University Professor and Students Arrested | India News - Vimarsana News

Controversial Ramleela Play: Pune University Professor and Students Arrested | India News

India News: Read about the arrest of a Pune University professor and students for staging a controversial Ramleela play. Find out the details of the incident and the reactions from various parties.

Pune Professor, 5 Students Held for Showing Sita Smoking, Abusing in Play on 'Ramleela' - Vimarsana News

Pune Professor, 5 Students Held for Showing Sita Smoking, Abusing in Play on 'Ramleela'

The play, staged on the university campus on Friday, reportedly had objectionable dialogues and scenes

Source: news18.com
Ramleela play: Prof, 5 students get bail; Pune varsity to probe incident - Vimarsana News

Ramleela play: Prof, 5 students get bail; Pune varsity to probe incident

The play by the Lalit Kala Kendra, officially called the Centre for Performing Arts, was based on the backstage banter of actors who perform various roles in 'Ramleela'.

Source: rediff.com
Pune varsity prof, 5 students held over experimental play | Pune News - Vimarsana News

Pune varsity prof, 5 students held over experimental play | Pune News

PUNE: A professor and five students of Savitribai Phule Pune University were arrested on Saturday on the charge of hurting religious sentiments throug.

Pune University professor, 5 students arrested for 'Ramleela' play showing 'Sita smoking, using abusive language' - Vimarsana News

Pune University professor, 5 students arrested for 'Ramleela' play showing 'Sita smoking, using abusive language'

A professor and five students from Pune University were arrested for their involvement in a play depicting behind-the-scenes conversations of actors in 'Ramleela,' accused of offending religious sentiments.