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24 hours after High Court rap, BMC fails to restore Dia Mirza’s video on pollution-free Diwali
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· November 4, 2026
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Civil rights activist Sumaira Abdulali, who has been working for the cause of noise pollution, demanded that the BMC should give an explanation about why it had pulled down a video which was recorded as per the directives of the Bombay High Court
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