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Bombay HC junks plea seeking ban on Pak artists, says patriotism doesn't mean being hostile to others

Bombay High Court rejected a petition to ban Pakistani artists in India, stating patriotism doesn't mean hostility towards individuals from abroad.

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Bombay High Court/ File Photo

Bombay High Court/ File Photo

The Bombay High Court, on October 19, rejected a petition requesting a comprehensive ban on Pakistani artists' performances or work in India, emphasizing that patriotism does not require hostility towards individuals from abroad, especially neighbouring countries, stated a report in PTI. 

The court noted that a person with a good heart would welcome any activity that fosters peace, harmony, and tranquillity within their own nation and across the border. A division bench consisting of Justices Sunil Shukre and Firdosh Pooniwalla had previously dismissed the plea filed by Faaiz Anwar Qureshi, a self-claimed cine worker and artist.

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