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Demand to ban semi-nude pictures of women in news media

Nagpur: On one hand, Women's Day is being celebrated all over the world today. Women are being praised. Their praise is being glorified. Women are being honored from every platform in the country and abroad. On the other hand, women are being shown in advertisements by making them an object of pleasure. The reality is being spread through their semi-nude pictures. Whether it is news media, screen media, or digital platform, women are being shown in semi-nude state. On the eve of Women's Day, Tejaswini Vichar Manch and Women's Lawyer Cell have filed a letter in the council and warned to demand immediate ban and have shown readiness to go to the Supreme Court. Speaking further on this occasion, the women of the forum said that today in social media and news media, women are being shown with semi-nude pictures in the name of advertisements, which is an insult to women power. They have demanded strict laws against this. If their demands are not met, the women have shown their readiness to fight every battle and said that they will fight this battle at every level and if they do not get justice, they will finally knock the doors of the Supreme Court. Prof. Mamtatai Chinchwadkar, Anuja Parchure, Advocate Suvarna Chute, Dr. Sheela Kulkarni and Mrs. Rohini Mundhra of Tejaswini Vichar Manch and Women Lawyers Cell were present in the press conference.

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