<p>Amid the row over Karni Sena threatening to halt the release of &quot;Padmaavat&quot;,&nbsp; Delhi police chief spokesperson Deependra Pathak has assured the security of cinema halls in the national capital, saying the film will release hassle-free.</p>

<p>Delhi police are also in constant touch with the cinema hall managements in the city, he said.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Delhi Police will maintain security at all cinema halls. We are constantly in touch with cinema hall management and the people living in those areas. We believe film will release here hassle-free: Deependra Pathak, Delhi Police Chief Spokesperson <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Padmaavat?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Padmaavat</a> <a href="https://t.co/GKITpvaQbm">pic.twitter.com/GKITpvaQbm</a></p>
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<p>Several fringe groups in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh are continuing their protest against the film and are threatening to halt its release.</p>

<p>The Rajput community is also demanding a ban on the film after refusing to accept the decision of the Supreme Court, allowing the screening of the movie.</p>

<p>Protesters in Rajasthan have threatened to burn down the cinema halls screening &quot;Padmaavat.&quot;</p>

<p>Haryana politician Suraj Pal Amu&nbsp;blaming the supreme court for hurting sentiments of the people warned that &quot;if the film is released the country will fall apart.&quot;</p>

<p>A Bench headed by Dipak Misra&nbsp;cleared Padmaavat&#39;s release pan India on Thursday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sukhdev Singh of the same group warned that Prasoon Joshi, Central Board of Film certification chief, won&#39;t be allowed to enter Rajasthan on Friday.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="fi">Prasoon Joshi(CBFC chief) will not be allowed to enter Rajasthan: Sukhdev Singh,Rajput Karni Sena <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Padmaavat?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Padmaavat</a> <a href="https://t.co/VsJVWyupYB">pic.twitter.com/VsJVWyupYB</a></p>
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<p>The protestors have also called for &#39;&#39;Janta curfew&#39;&#39; and took out a massive rally in Dholpur of Rajasthan to demand a countrywide ban on the film.</p>

<p>Protestors of Karni Sena have also threatened of mass immolation if the film is not banned.</p>

<p>On Thursday, Karni Sena protestors vandalised a cinema hall in Muzaffarpur, Bihar after the apex court ruled in Padmaavat&#39;s favour.</p>

<p>Earlier banned in four states --&nbsp;Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana --Padmaavat&nbsp;received U/A&nbsp;certificate from Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) after modifications suggested by the panel and will now release on January 25.</p>


Delhi police are also maintaining a constant touch between police and cinema hall management

Amid the row over Karni Sena threatening to halt the release of "Padmaavat", Delhi police chief spokesperson Deependra Pathak has assured the security of cinema halls in the national capital, saying the film will release hassle-free. Delhi police are also in constant touch with the cinema hall managements in the city, he said. Delhi Police will maintain security at all cinema halls. We are constantly in touch with cinema hall management and the people living in those areas. We believe film will release here hassle-free: Deependra Pathak, Delhi Police Chief Spokesperson #Padmaavat pic.twitter.com/GKITpvaQbm — ANI (@ANI) January 19, 2018 × Several fringe groups in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh are continuing their protest against the film and are threatening to halt its release. The Rajput community is also demanding a ban on the film after refusing to accept the decision of the Supreme Court, allowing the screening of the movie. Protesters in Rajasthan have threatened to burn down the cinema halls screening "Padmaavat." Haryana politician Suraj Pal Amu blaming the supreme court for hurting sentiments of the people warned that "if the film is released the country will fall apart." A Bench headed by Dipak Misra cleared Padmaavat's release pan India on Thursday. Sukhdev Singh of the same group warned that Prasoon Joshi, Central Board of Film certification chief, won't be allowed to enter Rajasthan on Friday. Prasoon Joshi(CBFC chief) will not be allowed to enter Rajasthan: Sukhdev Singh,Rajput Karni Sena #Padmaavat pic.twitter.com/VsJVWyupYB — ANI (@ANI) January 19, 2018 × The protestors have also called for ''Janta curfew'' and took out a massive rally in Dholpur of Rajasthan to demand a countrywide ban on the film. Protestors of Karni Sena have also threatened of mass immolation if the film is not banned. On Thursday, Karni Sena protestors vandalised a cinema hall in Muzaffarpur, Bihar after the apex court ruled in Padmaavat's favour. Earlier banned in four states -- Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana --Padmaavat received U/A certificate from Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) after modifications suggested by the panel and will now release on January 25.

Delhi Police chief assures hassle-free release of 'Padmaavat' in Delhi

<p>In a case of negligence, Max hospital Shalimar Bagh in Delhi has declared one of the twins dead while the baby was still alive.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The parents of the child said they were about to bury the child when they found out that it was alive.</p>

<p>Ashish, the man whose child was declared dead by Max Hospital and was found alive later, said after the baby was declared dead, babies were given to him in packets, when they left for cremation ground they noticed movement and on checking found one was breathing.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>They took the baby to a nursing home near their residence where the baby is admitted, though the condition is critical.</p>

<p>The Delhi government has ordered an inquiry into the matter.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Very unfortunate incident, have asked Delhi government to look into it the matter and take necessary action: Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Max Hospital medical negligence issue <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Delhi?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Delhi</a> <a href="https://t.co/WBPtlhlVH6">pic.twitter.com/WBPtlhlVH6</a></p>
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<p>News agency ANI quoting Delhi Police Spokesperson Deependra Pathak said that the police were taking into account all details of the situation, and were also consulting legal experts.</p>

<p>&quot;It is a very shocking incident and shows the height of negligence. We have started immediate inquiry and investigation in this case. We are also consulting legal experts,&quot; Pathak was quoted as saying.</p>

<p>The Delhi Police will take further action if a case of negligence surfaces.</p>

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<p>&quot;Under the court&#39;s direction, we will also consult Delhi Medical Council or Indian Medical Council, and convey to them details of all circumstances. Then, we&#39;ll take legal action if a case of negligence surfaces,&quot; Pathak said, adding that the police will also look if there are more cases of criminal negligence in the hospital.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Union Health Minister JP Nadda has spoken to Health Secretary in this connection.</p>

<p>&#39;&#39;Very unfortunate incident. I&#39;ve asked Delhi government to look into it the matter and take necessary action,&#39;&#39; Nadda said.&nbsp;</p>


The parents of the child said they were about to bury the child when they found out that it was alive.

In a case of negligence, Max hospital Shalimar Bagh in Delhi has declared one of the twins dead while the baby was still alive. The parents of the child said they were about to bury the child when they found out that it was alive. Ashish, the man whose child was declared dead by Max Hospital and was found alive later, said after the baby was declared dead, babies were given to him in packets, when they left for cremation ground they noticed movement and on checking found one was breathing. After being declared dead, babies were given to us in packets, when we left for cremation ground we noticed movement & on checking found one was breathing. We immediately rushed to nearby hospital: Ashish, man whose child was declared dead by Max Hospital & was found alive later pic.twitter.com/EyhmL8EVXt — ANI (@ANI) December 1, 2017 × They took the baby to a nursing home near their residence where the baby is admitted, though the condition is critical. The Delhi government has ordered an inquiry into the matter. Very unfortunate incident, have asked Delhi government to look into it the matter and take necessary action: Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Max Hospital medical negligence issue #Delhi pic.twitter.com/WBPtlhlVH6 — ANI (@ANI) December 1, 2017 × News agency ANI quoting Delhi Police Spokesperson Deependra Pathak said that the police were taking into account all details of the situation, and were also consulting legal experts. "It is a very shocking incident and shows the height of negligence. We have started immediate inquiry and investigation in this case. We are also consulting legal experts," Pathak was quoted as saying. The Delhi Police will take further action if a case of negligence surfaces. Appeal to the states adopt Clinical Establishments Act so that regulatory authorities are operative and can see working and functioning of private institutions: Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Max Hospital medical negligence issue #Delhi pic.twitter.com/oQaYIOKpTk — ANI (@ANI) December 1, 2017 × "Under the court's direction, we will also consult Delhi Medical Council or Indian Medical Council, and convey to them details of all circumstances. Then, we'll take legal action if a case of negligence surfaces," Pathak said, adding that the police will also look if there are more cases of criminal negligence in the hospital. Meanwhile, Union Health Minister JP Nadda has spoken to Health Secretary in this connection. ''Very unfortunate incident. I've asked Delhi government to look into it the matter and take necessary action,'' Nadda said.

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