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Low tolerance of any criticism of govt rampant across Maharashtra - Vimarsana News

Low tolerance of any criticism of govt rampant across Maharashtra

Low tolerance of any criticism of govt rampant across Maharashtra   Mumbai: Akin to many other states, Maharashtra has also experienced low tolerance of

Mumbai Police register a case against rapper under sec 67 of IT Act - Vimarsana News

Mumbai Police register a case against rapper under sec 67 of IT Act

Mumbai police registered a case under Sec 67 of IT Act, 2000 against rapper Umesh Khade for one of his songs alleged to be “anti-government”.

'They Just Enacted My Lines': Rapper on Maharashtra Govt's 'Highhanded' Action Against Him - Vimarsana News

'They Just Enacted My Lines': Rapper on Maharashtra Govt's 'Highhanded' Action Against Him

Raj Mungase, a master’s student at a college in Aurangabad, said the way he was chased over the past 10 days and the state government and its machinery's response is in sync with the song he wrote.

Source: thewire.in
The times when even a song is a crime - Vimarsana News

The times when even a song is a crime

The government and political parties have significant role in keeping poverty and rampant corruption insoluble. It is common for people to express their anger against this situation. And artists,...

'Obscenity': Two Maharashtra Rappers Booked for Hard-Hitting Songs on Social Injustice - Vimarsana News

'Obscenity': Two Maharashtra Rappers Booked for Hard-Hitting Songs on Social Injustice

Raj Mungase's song attacked the Eknath Shinde-led government without mentioning names. Umesh Khade criticised politicians for ignoring poverty. Notably, neither named anyone in their songs.

Source: thewire.in